What early humans ate, how food was acquired and processed, even how it was distributed among members of a social group, became viable questions.
Supervisors are most concerned about whether the student researcher has a viable research question to pursue (Cadman 2002), a concern shared by the specialist informant in the present study.
Ultimately, for biological solutions to lignin valorization to be viable, multiple questions in each of these areas will need to be addressed, making biological lignin valorization a multidisciplinary, co-design problem.
It simply describes the challenges of this period in which becoming electorally viable raises the question: once we have made the space, to whom do we entrust it, what shall we do with it and how do we protect it?
The finding that yeast cells lacking releasing activity are viable raises the question as to why it is such a conserved feature of eukaryotic cohesin complexes.
Whether it will ever be commercially viable is a different question.
If enough people will do that for YourTour to become a viable business, remains the question of course.
We have the technology to suck carbon dioxide out of the air – and keep it out – but whether it is economically viable is a different question.
That the question is viable seems little less than bizarre to me, given the weight of evidence.
Much of the criticism that I received from that column came from the fact that I did not explain how the Republican party can become viable again -- a question that I hope to answer now.
