"That is a viable question," I said, "and well-formulated.
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.
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.
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.
Only recently have these questions become viable lifestyle options, says Bridesmaids star and writer Kristen Wiig: "I think times have changed a little bit, where people aren't getting married so young.
Germany incinerates more waste than it produces, hydroelectric plants need the right geography to be viable, and there are questions over the green credentials of biofuels produced by intensive agriculture.A better way to improve Germany's energy security would be to connect the country's grid to more geopolitically reliable sources.
In the European Commission sponsored research program SUCCESS, researchers worked from the scale of the Chinese village to find viable answers to these questions.
However, this study has shown that there is a need to bring such an initial exploration to a next level by finding a viable approach to how questions collected as data may then be the subject of detailed scrutiny and analysis.
Judaism would evolve, with Rabbinic Judaism offering viable solutions to these questions.
