Sentence examples for components for survival from inspiring English sources

This indicates that the I. orientalis metabolized these components for survival in the absence of glucose.

These enhanced and prolonged signaling events can result in the dependence on particular activated signaling components for survival and growth [ 21].

An increasing body of evidence supports the important role of adhesion to bone marrow microenvironment components for survival and drug resistance of multiple myeloma (MM) cells.

They have a deserted island nearby and the lifeboat is qualified of fitting all members and twelve important components for survival.

Reciprocal assistance, a key component for survival of pastoral communities, is still practised in the agro-pastoralist community of KGR.

These data suggest that persistent induction of autophagy induces cell death, which likely results from excessive degradation of cell components essential for survival.

These patches of green cells were presumably capable of providing the seedling with photosynthate and other essential plastid-derived components necessary for survival until the first true green leaves could develop from the apical meristem.

In addition the increased expression of components of the RNA and protein synthesis machinery is likely to be a prerequisite for proliferation in the uterus because cells must increase their mass before division to provide sufficient cellular components required for survival of the daughter cells (Norbury and Nurse 1992).

Table  6 shows the estimated variance components for individual survival data analysed with a direct indirect animal model, and the estimated variance components for individual and pooled survival data analysed with a traditional animal model.

Each species fulfills a specific function within an ecosystem and depends on its interactions with the other components for its survival.

Our recent studies with genetic inactivation of lipogenesis in mice suggest that ether lipids are an important membrane component required for survival of mature neutrophils (Fig. 3).