Sentence examples for majority succumbed to from inspiring English sources

The majority succumbed to starvation.

It appeared that the repair response enabled a minor proportion of oocytes (34.7%) and granulosa cells (12.1%) to survive while the majority succumbed to apoptotic death.

Of the animals treated with TMZ alone at 200 or 100 mg/m, the majority succumbed to disease within 2 3 days; only 16.6 and 33%, respectively, of these animals were surviving.

Over the next few years the falling incidence reflects a declining patient population as the majority succumb to their disease.

The vast majority have now succumbed to the disease.

Some companies invested in analytics departments to make use of the data, but for the most part the cost outweighed the return and the majority of marketing succumbed to the "spray and pray" approach of buy it cheap and spit it out where you "think" your customers may be.

Some deaths appeared to be due to viral pneumonia, however clinical and pathological evidence indicates that the vast majority of people succumbed to secondary bacterial pneumonia [40].

Whenever Americans have confronted the reshuffling of status and influence — the Great Migration, the end of Jim Crow, the end of a white majority — we succumb to the anti-democratic politics of absolutism, of a "conflict between absolute good and absolute evil," in which, Hofstadter wrote, "the quality needed is not a willingness to compromise but the will to fight things out to a finish.

Mason demanded a recount, but this increased the majority by one vote; he succumbed to illness and died before the result was announced.

To our surprise, while majority of the iHRAS* mice succumbed to invasive and angiogenic cutaneous melanomas in a doxycycline-dependent manner[35], a handful of the aging male mice that escaped the melanoma fate developed invasive prostate tumors (unpublished observations).

Although the vast majority of American chestnut trees have succumbed to blight, some stands have survived, including some in Braceville, Ohio, and in the Allegheny National Forest in northwest Pennsylvania.