We are not made up of groups that are clever and groups that are slow and we do not need some kind of continual survival-of-the-fittest contest to ensure our future adaptability, as if our species evolves within a matter of years rather than aeons.
American regulators encourage continual testing of firms' survival plans against all imaginable events.
The royalty cheques received by Ford ensured the survival and continual running of his soup kitchen until his death in 2008.
An elevated preoperative value of CA 19-9 was found not to be prognostic of survival, while its continual elevation in the postoperative setting was a significant indicator of poor outcome (Hata et al, 2012).
But such efforts, alone, are unlikely to boost long-term survival rates without a continual, dispassionate look at the incoming data, no matter how counterintuitive, and a willingness to revise tactics midtreatment as we pursue multiple paths in a race for the cure.
According to the young hunter theory, in the past food providers needed an appropriate muscular apparatus to cope with continual hunting expeditions to ensure maximal survival.
My thought, as I heard this story, was that we should stop disseminating statistics about how many Americans are "living in poverty," as though poverty were a solid state of reduced circumstances rather than a continual daily struggle to maintain rudimentary survival, kind of like living in quicksand.
Ever since UKIP first emerged, even as its stature grew in England, the party's Scottish wing has been locked in a continual struggle for relevance, and sometimes just survival.
In contrast to the other three groups, when young cells were transferred to an old environment, the recipients initially displayed a high percent survival, but then showed a continual decline after each subsequent challenge with S180 presumably due to the impact of the aged host environment on the donor leukocytes.
We also measured the survival of miRNA-lacking females following continual exposure to SP-lacking or control males.
