Sentence examples for capability of survival from inspiring English sources

"Hypothermia would limit their capability of survival," he told reporters on Saturday.

Also, DELLA proteins accumulation restrain the plant growth and increase the capability of survival under drought (Achard and Genschik 2009).

It is supposed that individuals with more adaptability in current generation would have better capability of survival and breeding in the next generation.

Despite its capability of survival in diverse environmental conditions, it does not metabolize any sugar tested [ 1, 3, 4, 11].

Comparative analysis (based on KEGG pathways) showed that LMG 26808 lacks sulfate and nitrate reduction pathways suggesting that its capability of survival in soli might be similar to this observed in Cmm NCPPB 382.

Although bone mesenchymal stem cells (BMSC) hold promise in gene therapy and tissue engineering, the inefficient migration and the low capability of subsequent survival of BMSC have largely restrained progress in these studies.

An interesting observation in the present study was the fact that 6-h infusion of LS administered 3 h later after CLP procedure had the capability of improving survival at the end of the 18-h experiment, while the infusion of vehicle (that is, 5% dextrose in this study) did not change the survival of CLP-treated rats.

MarR family transcriptional regulator has the function of regulating the oxidative stress response; therefore, deletion of MarR coding genes may result in an increased bacterial sensitivity to oxidative and aerobic stress, decreased capability of intracellular survival in macrophages, and reduced virulence [ 22].

To evade host immune surveillance, herpesviruses have evolved a variety of mechanisms that provide them with the capability of lifelong survival in infected hosts in the form of latent infection with the ability to reactivate when the immune surveillance is compromised.

1 2 As levels of physical capability in later life are determined not only by the rate of decline generally observed from mid-life onwards but also by the peak achieved during growth and development, associations could also be partially explained by initial developmental differences between individuals that influence both physical capability and rates of survival.

Similarly, some of the totalitarian regimes of the contemporary world have demonstrated an impressive capability for survival.