Sentence examples for may survive and from inspiring English sources

Although the survival rate after ADSCs transplantation was not measured, human ADSC may survive and improve skin photoaging in rat at least for two weeks.

The work may survive and flourish, but we no longer control it.

They may survive, and even thrive, in the single-currency era.

Mexico's economy, in a long, slow but fairly steady recovery from the disastrous peso crash of 1995, may survive and even thrive without new taxes.

Necessity compels people to labour so that they may survive, and only those who are free from this compulsion will be free to develop their talents and potential.

In such models, part of country A's wine industry may survive and compete effectively against imports, as may also part of B's cloth industry.

Manure is part of the substrate for biogas plants, and spore-forming bacteria may survive pasteurisation and digestion [ 7, 8].

Despite the drastic reduction in survival and yield under these conditions, limited knowledge is available on how rice may survive SF and still produce a crop.

Mines may survive blasts and some are designed to do so.

Cryptanalysis of single-key cryptosystems (described in the section Cryptography: Key cryptosystems) depends on one simple fact namely, that traces of structure or pattern in the plaintext may survive encryption and be discernible in the ciphertext.

On that basis, between 750kg and 1.5 tonnes of the spacecraft body may survive re-entry and strike Earth.