Sentence examples for human survivability from inspiring English sources

It might seem like an odd way to measure the upper limit of human survivability, but that's the simplest way to measure how much a human body could theoretically cool itself, assuming a perfectly healthy body.

Then Jared Diamond started raising interesting and serious questions in his book, Collapse, about how societies' chose to fail or succeed, which now puts in question the inevitably of human survivability.

The goal here is to increase human and hardware survivability.

"I am analytically pessimistic; I believe we are in danger of not doing what we must do for the survivability of human life and its sustainability," he says.

This can promote microbial regrowth in the distribution system, leading to taste and odor problems and increased survivability of human pathogens; it can also enhance the growth of harmful disinfectant by-products (Rossman and Grayman 1999; United States Environmental Protection Agency 2002).

In 2008, we investigated survivability of human cells and their ability to pass through the cell cycle after suppressing the homologous recombination genes by gene-specific siRNAs [ 21].

The results of the previous experiments with the hybridoma clones suggested that NPD based media affected clonal expansion and survivability of human hybridoma cells.

Meanwhile Fleur (Amy Manson) tries to make peace with the ACs, a group of genetically modified humans built to increase survivability, and who are now armed and dangerous.

In sometime near future, the SCS concept could also be applied as a general standard in survivability engineering for human space flight design.

Common diseases with profound reproductive or survivability effects, and with earlier onset in contemporary human populations, were predicted to have the greatest capacity to exert direct selective effects on AR CAGn.

A general rule of thumb on deciding survivability seems to be to take any number of human actions, responses, mistakes and or violations and use melanin as a multiplier.