Sentence examples for viable submissions from inspiring English sources

No viable submissions were received.

This time 15 viable submissions from 12 countries were received.

In January 1997 NIST issued a public request for candidates to replace the aging DES, which resulted in 15 viable submissions from 12 countries.

Who judges the submissions?

"The identification of 25 sites, prematurely released and belatedly presented, is confusing … 'island' sites in particular are extremely unlikely to be viable," it said in a submission to the government.

Eighteen tumors and four splenic hematomas included fresh, viable tissue as part of the submission, while the remainder included only fixed or frozen tissue.

Laboratories were encouraged to submit case reports of laboratory-confirmed disease even if viable isolates were no longer available for submission.

Another issue is that many of the online tools do not support batch submission of variants, thus making them only viable for manual analysis of a small set of variants.

He has already said that the current system is no longer a "viable option" and has proposed pegging the rate to actual market data, rather than subjective submissions from banks, and introducing formal regulation.

The legs — and leg kicks — became a viable weapon, not just a setup for a punch combo that would do the real damage down the stretch; submissions became more about strategy and less about button-mashing.

The submission claims the new hub would generate £7bn a year in economic benefits and would be commercially viable with a relatively modest increase in landing charges – rejecting the Airports Commission's estimates that the cost of building in the Thames estuary would mean fees triple those at Heathrow, driving up fares.