Sentence examples for was considered viable from inspiring English sources

Area of pollinia stained red was considered viable, while the unstained pollinia portion were considered non-viable.

An individual F1 clone was considered viable if at least one female was alive on the seventh day of culture.

The propidium-iodide-positive population of cells was considered dead, whereas the propidium-iodide-negative population was considered viable.

The application of a linear-mixed model based on annual data was considered viable in this study as the residuals of this model showed a homogeneity of variances.

A given mutant was considered viable when consistent growth of its barcode was observed for all time points in at least two of three replicates.

A minimum of 400 conidia were examined for germination; a conidium was considered viable (germinated) if it had produced a visible germination peg during the specified incubation time.

It was unclear, however, whether a Russian alternative might still be considered viable.

There have been some who have offered alternatives – namely Morgan and Gregory, the leader of Hilltop – but neither of those are considered viable by the residents of Alexandria.

"Most of the schools that are considered viable are a lot bigger than us," said Ms. Armstrong, who came to the school when Ascension, in Elmhurst, where she had been principal, closed during the last round of 25 school closings.

AOL said it would look for partners to operate 20 percent of the sites that are considered viable, and it would close or consolidate the rest.

Public Health Minister Dawn Primarolo, who will steer the bill in the Commons, will tell MPs the medical consensus remains that babies cannot be considered viable below 24 weeks, which should remain the legal limit.