Similar words: liability, reliability, ability, stability, capability, equability, disability, probability. Meaning: n. 1. (of living things) capable of normal growth and development 2. capable of being done in a practical and useful way.
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(31) The viability of the new mechanism can be examined in several ways.
(32) As Appendix Table A. 10 shows, in the communities studies, rising maternal age has an increasingly deleterious effect on viability.
(33) And there is no line other than viability which is more workable....
(34) Councillors will discuss the possibility of funding an independent study into the mine's viability.
(35) The terms in which he wrote to various organisations, talking about commercial viability or otherwise, also caused confusion.
(36) Consider a range of development options and assess their viability and impact.
(37) Despite these serious hiccups, Sun maintains the continued scalability of Sparc and claims that simulations prove the viability of the UltraSparc.
(38) For the viability of towns depends in the last resort on a solid economic foundation.
(39) Though maternal age and birth order have an independent effect on the viability of the fetus,[http://sentencedict.com/viability.html] that act together.
(40) Wage restraint, say Conservative Treasury spokesmen, is important to company viability and to controlling inflation.
(41) And these patterns determine, at least inpart, the viability of the offspring, infant and childhood mortality conditions and maternal health.
(42) But he came gradually to see its viability and to contemplate ways of putting it into practice.
(43) George Cunningham(sentencedict.com), who have already proved themselves totally incapable of any future viability by already losing by an embarrassing margin.
(44) Indeed, the viability of the Department of Housing and Urban Development has been seriously threatened.
(45) What determines a nation's viability as a competent manufacturer?
(46) Support for the financial viability study for the product.
(47) Full employment and economic viability are in conflict.
(48) Objective:To study the pollen viability of Trollius chinensis.
(49) The stored materials are tested viability every five years.
(50) The viability test is a key step in cryopreservation.
(51) What is required to achieve or maintain such viability?
(52) Objective To investigate the influence of cryopreservation on cellular viability of late pregnancy fetal valved allografts in human.
(53) We have observed similar protection and viability with other water-insoluble compounds such as calciumalginate, dimethylglyoxime, zinc carbonate , barium carbonate , and 1-aminoanthraquinone.
(54) Objective To study the effect of focally applied indomethacin to firearm wound after seawater immersion on viability of the tissue.
(55) The way companies are run globally also weakened their viability.
(56) Responses also might include measures of financial viability, such as liquidity, debt-to-equity ratio, days cash on hand, asset utilization, and cash flow.
(57) Its viability will depend on wise leadership – a commodity, as usual, in frighteningly small supply.
(58) The viability of this model depends on ever-growing demand, which often comes from speculative investors looking for a chance of quick capital gains.
(59) Numbering well under 50, the eastern North Pacific right whale --which can reach up to 18 metres (60 feet) in length -- falls below theIUCN's threshold of likely viability as a species.
(60) The great impact of the differences of the receptible period of stigmas and pollen viability between the two species on effective pollination and seed setting rate is discussed.
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