Sentence examples for may survive better from inspiring English sources

One group that may survive better is telecommuters, Mr. Challenger said, because they are often the most productive.

Though the party has plenty of modernisers, many notably the so-called Koizumi's children will be the first to be swept out on August 30th while the old guard may survive better because they have their own sources of funding and support.

In this model, the species with the most adequate or adaptable symbiont community (such as P. magna and H. heliophila) may survive better and become more abundant in eutrophic environments than sponges without the ability to acquire the appropriate symbionts in polluted areas (such as P. citrina).

Some examples of these GM crops are cassava plants which may survive better in drought and maize which may be resistant to the weed striga.

IS 6110 RFLP typing relies on large quantities of DNA and hence on viable strains, and theoretically some genotypes may survive better than others in vitro.

As most of the β-lactams have a relatively lower MIC against C. difficile [ 47– 49], strains with inherently increased sporulation, such as PCR ribotype 002, may survive better than poorly sporulating ribotypes, despite β-lactam antibiotics therapy.

The current study therefore raises the possibility that alpha cells may also survive better in an inflammatory environment such as in type 1 diabetes.

Our feeding of jays may help them survive better, focus their territorial activities around us, and so increase the chances that they later nest nearby and feed on local songbird young in the spring.

The IMF agreement could further the split between East and West, where certain sectors of the economy with closer ties to the West, like IT outsourcing, may survive austerity better than most.

2.However, plants at low density may also grow or survive better than those at high densities, due to release from intraspecific competition.

It has long been known from studies of the Heligmosomoides bakeri- Mus musculus laboratory model that H. bakeri can exert non-specific immunosuppressive effects [ 15, 16] that may enable other parasites to survive better in the face of host immunity [ 17].