Sentence examples for may survive as from inspiring English sources

Some of his work is now memorialized in the Harvard Law library holdings, where, come to think of it, it just may survive as long as man survives.

Several leading players refused to play in Rio for a variety of reasons and it was feared golf may survive, as had been guaranteed, only for 2016 and 2020.

Some patients with venous invasion, but without lymph node involvement, may survive as long as patients with tumors confined to the kidney, but more recently it has been shown unequivocally that venous invasion reduces survival time.

Some small banks may survive as niche operators.

"But if it infects several species of animal it may survive, as cowpox does.

All urban schools appear self-sustaining or else require a modest subsidy, whereas only one rural school may survive as a private school.

However, it is possible that Bitcoin may survive at some level as a payment system, albeit at a much, much lower market capitalization value than when it got close to (and some say hit) $20,000 in December, 2017.

And so if remaining fish cannot perform as well, then those fish may not survive as well.

All of the above interactions are robust and deemed strong, as none of the negative controls reveal positive interactions under low stringency and many bona fide positive interactions may not survive as low as 1 mM 3-AT concentration under the same experimental conditions (data not shown).

In other hybrid crosses, it has been shown that mtDNA from one of the parental species may not survive as well as the other in a hybrid background [5].

A third possibility is that the non-astrocytic proliferating cells at 3 dpi may not survive as well as GFAP+/BrdU+ cells, altering the proportions of BrdU+ cell-types by 28 dpi.