- Look up viable or
viability in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Viability or
viable may
refer to:
Viability selection, the
selection of
individual organisms...
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Hybrid inviability is a post-zygotic barrier,
which reduces a hybrid's
capacity to
mature into a healthy, fit adult. The
relatively low
health of these...
- Haldane, that
states that if — in a
species hybrid — only one **** is
inviable or sterile, that **** is more
likely to be the
heterogametic ****. The heterogametic...
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characteristic of
being inviable. By
December 2008, the
remaining eggs had
failed to
hatch and X-rays
showed that they were
inviable. On July 23, 2009, exactly...
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steadily declined from a 1937 peak of 800,000
tonnes to an
economically inviable 24,000
tonnes in 1968. In the case of the
Atlantic northwest cod fishery...
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provisional building,
since a more
permanent structure in the
beach may be
inviable. They are
mainly found on
beaches or at
tourist attractions,
which enjoy...
- Canada,
operated from 1981
until it was
discontinued due to
commercial inviability in 1994.
Flights to Reykjavik,
Iceland via
Kulusuk also
began in 1981...
- is most
widely used to
refer to
mutation ac****ulation to the
point of
inviability of the
organism or virus,
where it
cannot produce enough viable offspring...
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premiums increase with each
renewal period,
eventually becoming financially inviable as the
rates for a
policy would eventually exceed the cost of a permanent...
- Most
gross genomic mutations in
gamete germ
cells probably result in
inviable embryos; however, a
number of
human diseases are
related to large-scale...
