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This project is exceptional, though: new motorways, for instance, would require financial support from the government, while a new Thames airport would only be viable alongside substantial state investment in road and rail networks.

It is clear that in the near future, a rapid expansion of pro bono would only be viable if the UK follow the New York bar and make pro bono work compulsory for students.

If the for-profit option would only be viable at a price that makes it too high for many of the neediest children, then the case for charity remains powerful.

In many situations, the application of alternative silviculture would only be economically viable through measures such as conservation payments (Cubbage et al. 2007), monetary incentives as part of forest certification efforts (Nasi et al. 2011), or direct payments for ecosystem services (Wunder 2006), such as water supply and regulation (Nahuelhual et al. 2007).

"The nanoparticles would only be toxic if they reach viable [living] cells," says Richard Moore, scientific director of the Institute of Nanotechnology.

Now to be sure there is a great deal of variance in that support – from doves who wholeheartedly embrace a Palestinian state to hawks who would only be happy with a non-viable collection of Bantustans.

These resolution strategies would be viable only if the coded reaction(s) are essential or form synthetic lethal(s) according to the model.

They would be viable, though, only if the price or efficiency could be improved.

This approach, however, would not be viable with the different training dataset presented here because they exhibit only minimal overlap.

Likewise, ignoring missing attribute values would not be viable in our domain either, as almost all the instances have some missing value (only 82 complete instances among 2,665,180).

The only way such a system would be viable with current technology is if the electricity tariff were to increase substantially.