Sentence examples for viable therefore from inspiring English sources

To be economically viable, therefore, public media must focus on affluent, educated listeners.

A possible explanation of these observations is that in large modules limitations on diffusion of oxygen to the center may allow the cells only to reach a density that enables all cells to remain viable; therefore, the types of cells that we used do not overextend themselves and create a hypoxic environment, at least over a period of one week.

The widespread screening for osteoporosis is not economically viable; therefore, screening should be targeted at high-risk populations.

The bx1 mutant and the bx1 igl double mutant (M. Frey, unpublished data) are fully viable; therefore this process is not essential at any stage of development.

Just as the Monarch butterfly receives specific stimuli from the sun that is somehow encoded into a geographical positioning system so that it can leave a cold and hostile environment for a warmer, more viable one therefore securing its existence as a species -- so too -- the human brain must be "programmed" to respond to specific cues or survival prompts.

"We have concluded that they are not viable, and therefore we have kind of an opportunity," Mr. Bopp said.

These are works that are not commercially viable and therefore not widely available to the public, but are nevertheless subject to continuing copyright protection.

It is widely accepted that not for profit organisations, like the College of Social Work, take at least five years to become viable and therefore funding from government for appropriate work does not compromise independence.

Google is saying, for whatever reasons, they think NFC still will be viable and therefore plan to continue including it in their payments strategy.

Construction of a disposal site in Lübeck for dredged material proved to be not economically viable, and therefore, planning and permitting activities have been discontinued in 1996 [8].

For the remainder of this essay, then, we assume that some actualist theory of worlds is viable and therefore concentrate our energies solely on the problems that arise in connection possible individuals rather than possible worlds.