Sentence examples for would be viable for from inspiring English sources

The objectives were to determine the impact of fetch timing on milking parlour visitation, cow behaviour and cow production on a pasture-based AMS to identify if automation of fetching at night would be viable for the future.

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".

According to these authors, sulfur limitation increases starch to a level that would be viable for bioethanol production.

These results suggested that HGNS@PEG would be viable nanoparticles for photothermal therapy.

Administration officials also sought to reassure doubters that the online marketplaces created by the law would be viable, emphasizing strong consumer interest in shopping for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.

The concept of readiness for TJR has been described as the time when no other alternatives would be viable [ 29] and being mentally prepared for surgery [ 28].

An independent Scotland would be viable.

For example, none of the varieties of apples currently grown in New York orchards would be viable.

At 24 weeks, the babies would be viable.

"As constructed, the foundation would not be viable for longer than 10 years," Mr. O'Hanlon wrote to the board.