Sentence examples for may survive more from inspiring English sources

They may survive more than 100 years, of course, if rises in sea level remain modest.

"If there was a contamination event from somewhere...it may survive more than it would on something [with a] smoother, waxier surface," he explains.

At low temperature and moderate food supply, single C. acidophila females may survive more than 2 weeks, irrespective of pH.

Considering that in Europe 55% of the patients with laryngeal cancer may survive more than five years after first diagnosis [ 7], early and accurate diagnosis is important for adopting the right treatment and, consequently, for improving patient survival.

Survival times of up to 600 months (50 years) were calculated because the life expectancy of breast cancer is about 20 years, and some of the patients are relatively young (e.g., 25-40 years), thus there are patients who may survive more than 30 or 40 years [ 12].

The term animism denotes not a single creed or doctrine but a view of the world consistent with a certain range of religious beliefs and practices, many of which may survive in more complex and hierarchical religions.

Still, others may survive for more than a year.

Enterococcus spp. are quite tenacious and may survive for more than 4 months under dry conditions [ 25].

Microsclerotia may survive for more than 10 years in the soil in the absence of its hosts.

1 Approximately 50% of patients with ALS die within 30 months of symptom onset, often from respiratory insufficiency, 2, 3 whereas about 10% of patients may survive for more than a decade.

The group concluded that "the effects of bleaching will not be as uniform as anticipated" and fast-growing corals such as Acropora and Pocillopora may be able to survive more frequent rises in water temperature.