Sentence examples for viable to consider from inspiring English sources

It is also viable to consider the scenario where all receivers order the confidential service and all confidential messages are propagated concurrently by the transmitter, i.e., the integration of multicasting and confidential broadcasting.

Taking into account that both NKG2D and NKp44 on the cell surface may be down-modulated by sMICA, it is viable to consider that circulating sMICA could be affecting the integration of different crucial triggering signals in NK cells.

These are viable threats to consider.

If significantly greater numbers of "algal" genes are present than in control genomes, then EGT is a viable hypothesis to consider over the alternative (and simpler) biological model.

Here are a few commercially viable media to consider.

"I have got every confidence that we can get this price to a level that makes it very viable for donors to consider," he said.

When he had his climate change epiphany, he, too, raced to the prospect of a silver-bullet techno-fix, without pausing to consider viable – if economically challenging – responses in the here and now.

These methods may be a viable option for states to consider and can be implemented in a largely systematic method allowing for improved comparability, regional, and even national assessments.

These findings indicate that mixed feedstocks may be a viable and valuable resource to consider when assessing biomass availability.

Contrary to Gardner's claim, we do see value in adaptationist thinking within biology, for instance, as a useful vehicle for generating hypotheses; however, it becomes a problem if it leads researchers to fail to consider viable alternative hypotheses.

Based on data from Adams and Kilmartin (JCB, 1999) showing that Nud1-GFP localizes to the SPB in some cells lacking CNM67 and the fact that cnm67∆ cells are viable, it is reasonable to consider the idea that Nud1 may associate with the SPB in a Cnm67-independent manner.