Sentence examples for which would be viable from inspiring English sources
He said: "I don't think there is a venue, without going very far north in Scotland, which would be viable for T in the Park, so yes, I don't think it would carry on if we didn't host it at Strathallan this year".
He told BBC Radio Scotland: "I don't think there is a venue, without going very far north in Scotland, which would be viable for T in the Park, so yes, I don't think it would carry on if we didn't host it at Strathallan this year".
Health provider sampling was combined with county hospital-based regular screening, which would be viable in this more centralised approach.
A specificity of 90% was selected in order to produce a test which could be used for early detection in a high-risk population and which would be health economically viable.
Typical real-time PCR methods used to identify Bacillus anthracis do not distinguish between viable and non-viable spores, which would be critical in any first response and remediation scenarios.
Harte said he believed Asiana had a "very viable case" which would be stronger in the U.S. because of the racial implications in the names aired by KTVU, protections that aren't similarly available in South Korean law.
In addition, a digital payments history provides new data for credit underwriting of small loans and digital payments make micro-leasing businesses that need to collect a huge number of tiny transactions viable - which would be prohibitively expensive in a cash-based economy.
"We believe Wimbledon Stadium could operate as a commercially viable, profitable and sustainable business which would be beneficial to the local area".
It was not a viable option within this project to locate other contributions which would be a significant undertaking for 309 authors.
