Sentence examples for enabling to survive from inspiring English sources

Anoikis resistance is characteristic for metastatic tumor cells enabling to survive in the detached state and finally to invade into tissues and organs.

In front of the desk stands a huge glass cube filled with unfinished enamelware, the pieces inscribed with names of Jews Schindler enabled to survive.

Additionally, resistance to apoptosis is a principal mechanism through which HCC cells are enabled to survive therapy, since chemotherapy and irradiation kill tumor cells mainly by induction of apoptosis [ 46].

This would be a reactive-adaptive mechanism that some cells enable to survive when they are facing with biological cellular stress such as radiation and weak EGFR signalling, as we found in our experiments.

This scholarship is both an incentive to return children to school and a practical measure, enabling families to survive without their children's wages.

It grows more slowly and it can store up water reserves in its enlarged roots, enabling it to survive greater extremes of climate than its cultivated cousin.

The multicellular structure of the biofilm makes it possible for the bacteria concerned to undergo dormancy and hibernation, enabling them to survive and to disseminate their genomes.

One of the most successful mechanisms enabling fungi to survive in extreme subaerial environments is by formation of mutualistic symbioses with algae and/or cyanobacteria as lichens.

Resilience to disturbance is an important trait enabling plants to survive in such highly disturbed habitats.

These plants link into the MN of a nearby tree and siphon off photosynthate, enabling them to survive and grow.

For example, bacteria constructs biofilms by excreting scaffolding in the form of extracellular polymeric substances, enabling them to survive disinfectants.