Sentence examples for central survival from inspiring English sources

String instruments start up the tune of "Eternal Father, strong to save", the opera's central survival song, a resetting of the stout Victorian hymn sung by sailors and coastguards: "Oh hear us when we cry to thee, / For those in peril on the sea".

Thus, we considered two possible scenarios: one in which the Fas receptor had been inappropriately activated in the absence of CAML, and another in which the Fas-sensitivity of cwLckCre- CAMLfl/fl cells reflected a deficiency of a central survival pathway within the cells.

The above four source domains pertain to fundamental human experiences central to survival, each of which partially structures the experience of HARM in terms of physical threat to survival.

But many share a central theme: survival.

Dissociation is central to survival as a nurse – but it does not come naturally.

Maneuvering safely through the environment is central to survival of all animals.

Informal, local and unofficial understandings of nuclear spaces are central to survival in this marginalised and risky environment.

All groups prioritize consumption by sorting products and services into the following categories: essentials (central to survival or well-being), treats (justifiable), postponables (can be put off), and expendables (unnecessary or unjustifiable).

Many of them live in communities where the pain and isolation of being told you are different – from houses of worship to schools and even your kitchen table – means a lack of familial support in a place where family is central to survival.

Women with antihormone-resistant ER-positive tumours may respond to a cocktail of agents targeted at tyrosine kinases so that the ER becomes more central to survival.

In the subsequent sections we outline how this approach can be applied to explain other parasite life history traits that are central to survival and transmission.