Sentence examples for viable up from inspiring English sources

Researchers annually germinate a selection of the seeds - which theoretically are viable up to 1,000 years – to confirm they are still alive.

Executives and labor officials who have been briefed on the latest discussions say the unions may agree to consider projects on a "case-by-case" basis for a special "project labor agreement" that would save developers whose projects are otherwise not viable up to 20percentt on the current labor contracts.

MC3T3-E1 pre-osteoblasts, three-dimensionally seeded at the point of nanocomposite self-assembly, were viable up to day 28 in culture.

We conclude that the therapeutic window of opportunity for EGCG to depict neurological recovery in SCI animals, is viable up to one year post SCI when intravenously infused for 36 h.

Osteoblasts grown on the ossicles were found to be viable up to 32 days after initial seeding, as proven by assaying with AlamarBlue™ and FDA/PI staining indicating the ossicle's potential as an alternative highly effective tissue scaffold.

In contrast, P. aeruginosa remained viable up to the last sampling point of 41 days (data not shown).

The Chrysler and Fiat CEO has transformed Chrysler from possible bad movie parody fodder -- 2009's "The American Patient" -- to a viable, up-and-coming automaker with cars and trucks that are good enough to make the skeptical, vinegary reporters who cover the auto industry take notice.

Being "in the know" makes you look viable, up-to-date, and like you're at the center of everything.

Compartments of the bone were optimally viable for up to 48 h in culture and tumor cells for up to 4 days.

The floating propagules are commonly dispersed aquatically, and the fruits of some species can be viable for up to a year in salt water without rooting.

The P. angusta-based biosensor is characterized by high reproducibility (Sr, 1%) and operational stability, where the biosensor remains viable for up to 28 days.