Sentence examples for more likely survive from inspiring English sources

One of main reasons I decided on another BB last time I got a phone was the security of knowing that it would more likely survive a drop than an iPhone (which was my other option).

"Ebola treatment units will no longer be seen as a place to be isolated where you may likely die, but actually a place where you may even more likely survive," he said.

Clades exhibiting fast substitution rates may therefore be more likely survive rapidly changing or novel environments, in spite of the fact that they otherwise have increased chances of extinction because of their relatively higher levels of mutational genetic load.

Children infected perinatally (in utero and intrapartum) will survive on average less than 1 year, whereas those infected during the first 6 months of life will more likely survive for 5 6 years without ART.

Furthermore, Hahn et al. demonstrated that hormone-refractory prostate cancer patients carrying ABCG2 C421A genotype more likely survived beyond 15 months compared with those carrying C421A CC genotype [ 19].

They were also more likely to survive their cancer and to survive over all.

HbS individuals are more likely to survive the infection and go on to reproduce, transmitting their genes to the next generations.

Species that are better able to survive damage by falling fronds or rooting peccaries would be more likely to survive in areas close to palm trees.

Offspring are more likely to survive in bigger groups, but seasonality also influences their survival.

If age-related susceptibility does exist in swans, older birds may be more likely to survive the infection.

Children under five are also much more likely to survive.