Sentence examples for increased survivability from inspiring English sources

The primary rationale is increased survivability and resilience.

Many commercial cemented glenoid components claim superior fixation designs and increased survivability.

Thus, prophylaxis with Hu BChE alone not only increased survivability, but also prevented cardiac abnormalities and neural toxicity in minipigs exposed to a lethal dose of GB vapor.

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).

After injection of concentrated lentiviral vector (3.5 μg p24 Gag antigen) carrying the insulin gene into the thigh muscle, treated rats demonstrated an increase in body weight, increased survivability, attenuated the hyperglycemic response as well as prevented the formation of ketoacidosis.

Viral injection in SELP 815K produced a greater level and more prolonged extent of gene expression in the tumor, a statistically greater tumor size reduction, a longer time until tumor rebound, and a significantly increased survivability, as compared to injection of virus alone or in Poloxamer 407.

Alice teaches students "simple yet effective strategies in target hardening and survival options to increase survivability should the unthinkable occur".

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.

After the disaster, safety measures were imposed worldwide to increase survivability, and it is possible that some of the 170 people on board flight BA2276 owe their lives to those enhancements.

Thus, VTOL-FW UAV's flight characteristics are expected to be improved by enabling agile maneuvers, increasing survivability and exploiting full flight envelope capabilities.

Thus, because HMF increases survivability under hypobaric hypoxic conditions, it may be a potent therapeutic agent against acute mountain sickness (AMS), high-altitude cerebral edema (HACE) and high-altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE) [95].