Sentence examples for long survival from inspiring English sources

Long survival following bacterial meningitis-associated brain destruction.

The illusion of permanence was one secret of the British Empire's long survival.

Long survival is characterized by a collaborative relationship with physician, and religious/spiritual coping.

Young, male patients had a low survival, while elderly women had a long survival.

The long survival of class consciousness turned English cricket into a joke from which it has never quite recovered.

Layered cardiomyocyte sheets in vivo present long survival, macroscopic pulsation and characteristic structures of native heart tissue.

The long survival of Taggart without its eponymous protagonist has become a popular bargaining tactic of producers faced with a lead actor who is seeking better terms.

I would be perplexed to offer them to a healthy patient for diagnostics purposes or to a patient with long survival prospects".

We will ask how to study the long survival of an aesthetic mode, and how an aesthetic mode registers its own minoritization.

The long survival of Salmonella spp in seawater, up to 17 monthsupportsorts even more the health risks for susceptible marine animals and humans.

Its deadliness in combat, especially at sea, has been cited as a prime reason for the long survival of the Byzantine Empire in the face of many enemies.