Sentence examples for viable suggests from inspiring English sources

His remark that the Solomons intervention could lead to "pooled regional governance" among island states that are "too small to be viable" suggests the consequences of the intervention have still to be worked out.

The fact that yeast mutants lacking CAF-1 subunits are viable suggests redundant pathways for histone incorporation during S-phase.

"Why don't we split up and focus on the groups that aren't going to be viable," suggested a Kerry supporter, Robert M. Orr, the president of Boeing Japan, sending a bevy of agents for his candidate fluttering through the room seeking converts.

Our results make the large-scale production of IL-4 derivatives economically more viable, suggest that a similar approach can be applied to other related proteins, and may represent a general strategy to improve in vitro refolding yields through the selective optimization of the stability of α-helices.

These cells were nonetheless adherent and viable, suggesting they were slowed in growth.

Raldh1 mutant mice have been generated and are viable, suggesting that they are not devoid of β-cells [32].

While compound knockout of jnk1 and jnk2 is embryonic lethal, single knockouts are viable, suggesting that jnk1 and jnk2 may possess redundant functions during development.

Mice knocked-out for αB-crystallin and HspB2 (genes are CRYAB and HSPB2, respectively) [32] are viable suggesting that it is either non-essential or redundant during development.

Surprisingly, this strain was fully viable, suggesting that the dissociation of Dre2 from Tah18 in wild-type cells might not be essential for viability.

FMDVs encoding VPg1 and VPg2, but lacking VPg3 were not viable, suggesting that the presence of VPg3 was essential for FMDV viability [11].

All LRRK HA lines that we generated were viable, suggesting that the procedure did not induce second-site lethal aberrations.