Sentence examples for viable number from inspiring English sources

There are, for example, some 55,000 Asian elephants -- a viable number for long-term survival -- but they are divided up into hundreds of groups in dozens of different Asian countries, severely reducing their genetic diversity.

Local TV in London is a dead duck and there is precious little sign - despite the hype - that a viable number of people are tuning in to the other English local TV launches in Norwich, Nottingham and Grimsby.

If you know who supplies WiMax locally, they might be able to put a small mast in a position where it would pass on the signal, if it brings them an economically viable number of customers.

"Why are we talking about compromise when we haven't even reached a viable number to get us on track to recovery?" Tea Party organizations across the country have shouted their opposition to Mr. Boehner's legislation and have urged lawmakers (this means you, freshmen!) to vote against it.

Now review your selection criteria and make sure you use the minimum viable number of criteria.

Final CFU was determined by multiplying the dilution factor with the viable number of colonies.

"As a result of these cuts, courses that are not attracting viable numbers will be forced to close.

We will still maintain [the bears] in viable numbers.

It is in great hope that many of these captive animals will be encouraged to breed bringing back the population to viable numbers.

Bacterial viability was determined as described above, and the reduction in viable numbers was used to determine the number of bacteria killed.

By reading and counting the plates after incubation the viable numbers of microorganisms per millilitre was estimated.