Sentence examples for height survives from inspiring English sources

Although his eugenics project went nowhere, his obsession with height survives in a word that has become part of every modern parent's vocabulary: percentile.

If Steve, the next time I happened to run into him, were to suddenly declare that he has superpowers and can't be killed -- and then, right in front of me, proved the point by jumping from an incredible height and surviving, or by exposing himself to dangerous levels of radiation with no ill effects -- I would "enjoy" watching that in a freakish kind of way.

Critical factors taken into account by the software include empirically determined extremes of heterozygous imbalance (Hb) and the drop-out threshold (Ht) defined as the maximum peak height of a surviving heterozygous allele, where its partner may have dropped out.

Not surprisingly therefore, we also found a curvilinear effect of height on children surviving to reproductive age (Table  3; Fig.  1a).

Any corn borers above that height will surely not survive when the stalks are shredded, burned or fed to animals.

A study by The New York Times of more than 260 Louisianans who died during Hurricane Katrina or its aftermath found that almost all survived the height of the storm but died in the chaos and flooding that followed.

43 Many Victims Died After Storm A study by The New York Times of more than 260 Louisianans who died during Hurricane Katrina or its aftermath found that almost all survived the height of the storm but died in the chaos that followed.

A negative correlation with the unidimensional difference was observed in the bilateral visual cortices (min T(22)>2.5; cluster significance: p<0.05, corrected) and the MPFC (which survived the height but not the extent threshold) in the judgment-based choice task but not in the preferential choice task.

All (corrected) peak-level results reported survived a height threshold of P = 0.001 (uncorrected).

In 2015, following 5 years of growth, the heights of all surviving trees were measured in each site (Table 1).

The history of aviation is full of people who've fallen from impossible heights and somehow survived.