Sentence examples for material to survive from inspiring English sources
Clover mites need plant material to survive, and by removing it from the area near your home, you reduce the likelihood of having the infestation spread to your home.
Like the ordinary Russian enduring Communism's primitive universe, London's wilderness-stranded heroes have to rely on their wits to find and combine the necessary material resources to survive.
If this man-made genetic material was to survive within the bacteria and be passed on during reproduction, the study's authors reasoned that they would have to surround the cells with a solution containing the new material.
This assures that each new cell produced receives all of the genetic material necessary to survive and reproduce.
Many otherwise-promising materials fail to survive constant exposure to the sun, a sine qua non of being a solar cell.
The evolution of libraries in antiquity involved the search for a material durable enough to survive as a permanent record and relatively easy to use.
Since Mars is an older planet than Earth, Thayer says, he hopes to learn from the Martians how to "assemble the social, spiritual and material resources necessary to survive a dehydrating planet".
Those who are homeless may lack the life skills and material things necessary to survive by the standards of society (house, car, an outstanding career), but they do have the necessary skills to survive in conditions that I don't think any school or family structure could teach us.
However, as evident from our results, the effects we were interested in (reading material vs. nonreading material) were robust enough to survive even thresholds corrected for multiple comparisons.
Yet like the mindless single-cell organisms from which they have evolved (and like the dullest task-accomplishing machines), each is able to secure the energy and raw materials it needs to survive in the competitive environment of the brain.
A silk shirt probably dating from the ninth century must have been found in some cave in northern Afghanistan where dry conditions allow perishable materials like textiles to survive.
