Sentence examples for viable status from inspiring English sources

Declining share in ex-growth markets is not a viable status quo for incumbent-owned rivals.

This serovar displayed similar responses irrespective of its killed or viable status and for both host-adapted and culture-adapted strains.

The viable status and distribution of chondrocytes in the gel were also confirmed based on the Calcein-AM/Ethidium homodimer-1 staining.

In addition, the viable status of chondrocytes within the cell-fibrin matrix was grossly examined using Calcein-AM/Ethidium Calcein-AM/Ethidiumogen, USA) staining.

Because of the small number of populations remaining in the ESU (three), the ICTRT has concluded that the long-term viability of the ESU is not likely unless this population is recovered to a viable status (ICTRT 2007c).

In particular, in many cases an ESU might contain one or more 'must-have' populations; i.e. populations that the TRT has concluded, by virtue of their size or life history characteristics represented, that should be recovered to viable status for the ESU to be considered viable in the long-term.

So for the UK, the only viable route to associated status under these provisions is to join the EFTA.

Corbyn offers something different, an attractive and viable alternative to the status quo.

Yet can club culture outside of the mainstream ever offer a viable challenge to the status quo, or is it constructed in its image?

Yet can club culture outside of the mainstream ever offer a viable challenge to the status quo, or is it constructed in its image?

In the longer term, however, an increasingly viable alternative to the status quo is to decriminalize drugs, which has proven a successful strategy in other countries.