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The "cerebral organoids," as the researchers call them, grew to about four millimeters in size and could survive as long as 10 months.

With these considerations in mind, it is possible to understand and anticipate the types of microorganisms that could survive, as well as their behaviour and control in such fruits.

There would be doubts about whether David Cameron could survive as prime minister.

Mr. Miller also said he did not know if Mr. Parseghian could survive as the company's chief executive.

It would, of course, be sort of lovely if the UK could survive as some kind of permanent festival nation.

A substantial drought also played a part, because no alternative crop could survive as the poppies did.

This shaky compromise, however, could survive only as long as circumstances did not again force the association to confront the political implications of its ethical stance.

Red patients needed to go into the operating theatre — at Alpha, this was the kitchen — within the hour; Yellow patients could survive for as long as four hours without surgery; the walking wounded were marked Green.

The Tecopa pupfish (Cyprinodon nevadensis calidae) was native to the Mojave desert in California and could survive in waters as warm as 108 degrees Fahrenheit.

Lp9 could survive low pH as well as the toxicity of bile salts, indicating that the isolate possesses the potential to survive under harsh conditions present in the GI tract.

"Until I started this process, I had no idea that people could survive injuries as horrific as yours," Lady Justice Hallett told her at the inquest.