The phrase "a survival experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or situation that tests one's ability to survive in challenging conditions, often in a wilderness or extreme environment.
Example: "The weekend camping trip turned into a survival experience when we got lost in the woods and had to find our way back without any supplies."
Alternatives: "a survival situation" or "a survival challenge."
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In this study, we aim to assess which study population should typically be described along with the presentation of period survival estimates by investigating whether the full or restricted cohort has a survival experience that is closer to the period survival estimate.
Another friend of a friend's son endured a wilderness survival experience.
Figure 1 shows a survival curve during the period of observation the patients classified in the four risk groups had a different survival experience (log-rank χ=25.11; p<0.0001), with a median survival of 5 days for group IV, 7 days for group III and 11 days for group II.
Most ecolodges are in the Rupununi region, and the Surama Eco-Lodge (suramaecolodge.com), with little thatched cabins, is a gateway to the Pakaraima mountains and Burro Burro river, great for hiking and canoeing, craft classes or a jungle survival experience.
In this study, patients without the fusion transcript had a good survival experience (90% survival at 10 years).
We performed sensitivity analyses including patients with BMI data recorded outside of 12 months after diagnosis or no BMI recorded; patients with no BMI recorded within 1 year of diagnosis had a better survival experience, whereas those with no BMI data exhibited poorer survival than those featured in the main analysis.
It thus appears that patients who were ineligible for inclusion in the original analysis due to their having no BMI within 1 year postdiabetes had a better survival experience than those who were included, whereas those with no BMI data at all exhibited poorer survival than those featured in the reported analysis.
A few years ago, Kenny decided to go on an ultimate survival experience in Waimea Canyon in Kauai, Hawaii.
To our knowledge, BRCA1 is not associated with an improved survival experience.
