Sentence examples for inability to survive from inspiring English sources

The search subtly turns inward, as Kim discovers his inability to survive as a "twinless twin".

Torre is just as perplexed about Lilly's inability to survive the fifth.

In Andersen's story, a mermaid's love for a prince is doomed by her inability to survive on land.

The Assad regime's inability to survive without support from its allies makes any attempt to win militarily impossible without their approval.

Taken together however, developmental nicotine exposure appears to induce vulnerability during hypoxia and a potential inability to survive severe asphyxia.

Signature-tagged mutagenesis (STM) is a powerful genetic technique used to simultaneously screen multiple transposon mutants of a pathogen for their inability to survive in vivo.

Robots are prominent in several industries where high volumes of products are produced and handled; however, certain food processing industries have been slow to adopt robotic work cells due to the high cost of existing systems, difficulties in handling fresh meat products, and inability for robots to survive a corrosive washdown environment.

In order to investigate if the failure to grow in the mouse organs is due to the inability of the mutant to survive inside the macrophages, we examined the growth and survival of the mutant in resting and IFN-γ activated murine bone marrow derived macrophages which generate an oxidative burst by producing ROS and RNS [37].

Cells and tissues may therefore die because of damage to enzymes, because of the inability of the cell to survive with a defective complement of DNA, or because cells are unable to divide.

The inability of mesophilic microorganisms to survive in psychrophilic temperature range results in 70 % reduced production of biogas during winters in hilly areas (Kanwar and Guleri 1994).

Thus, the resistance shown by RP against GMB1 is a complex trait which involves expression of HR, inability of the maggots to survive on the resistant host and association with a recessive resistance gene.