Sentence examples for does not survive well from inspiring English sources

These trends pose conservation concerns; the former because catch and release is not universally practiced and the post-release survival rate is unknown, the latter because this species does not survive well in captivity.

A monophyletic group of isolates within the B. pseudomallei group has diverged to become an equine pathogen, B. mallei [ 16], which does not survive well in soil.

Such an event would have to be rare to allow for genetic divergence to occur; indeed, B. pseudomallei does not survive well in sea water [ 66, 67].

The parasite does not appear to have a cyst form and does not survive well in the external environment, but can survive outside the human body in a wet environment for more than three hours [ 22].

and anybody who doesn't survive, well, that means they're dead and documented.

But it doesn't survive well on its own.

Kelley Donham, a professor of occupational and environmental health at the University of Iowa College of Public Health, adds that influenza in particular doesn't survive well in the environment.

Red wigglers, though commonly sold for composting purposes, are not soil dwellers like night crawlers and do not survive well when temperatures drop below 50.

The delicate remains of birds do not survive well in the form of fossils, so the ancestry of many species is obscure.

The study showed that if wild females preferred to mate with genetically engineered males and if those matings produced offspring that did not survive well, wild populations could be wiped out, a result they called the Trojan gene effect.

Sikafas, for instance, do not survive well in captivity, so few facilities have them.