Sentence examples for example the survival of from inspiring English sources

Mountainous terrain can retain ancient climatic conditions making possible, for example, the survival of relict species and the relative inaccessibility of the higher elevations to humans has helped preserve more of the vegetal patterns of the past.

Both specific targets as well as off-targets do have a normal physiological function, for example the survival of endothelial cells and the maintenance of vascular integrity.

For example, the survival of Map in pasture, or the relationship between levels of bacterial contamination and the animal-level force of infection, are likely to vary greatly on different farms, depending on factors such as soil acidity, micro-climate and details of the management practices of the farm.

Ultimately, it was embraced by many African-Americans as a remarkable example of the survival of African customs in the face of violent subjugation in early America.

An illustrative example on the survival of breast cancer patients has shown that the flexible parametric proportional hazards model has almost perfect agreement with the Cox proportional hazards model.

Both competitions are examples of the survival of the fittest, but when groups compete, it's the cohesive, cooperative, internally altruistic groups that win and pass on their genes.

Examples of the "survival" of strong local maxima can be observed in Fig.  9.

However this assumption cannot be made if, for example, the survival time of an individual is censored, being withdrawn as a result of a deterioration or an amelioration in his/her physical condition.

For example, the survival rates of galactose-exposed mutant animals are dramatically affected by the presence of other oxidants and antioxidants whereas the survival rates of control animals are not.

For example, the survival rates of OsRFPH2-3 and OsRFPHC-13 transgenic plants reached 67.6% (48 of 71 for #2) and 58.9% (43 of 73 for #1), while those in control plants only reached 4% (50 of 275) and 7.5% (6 of 79), respectively.

Figure 1(a) shows, as an example, the survival curve of L. monocytogenes exposed to 0.3 mM thymol.