Sentence examples for of both survival from inspiring English sources
It was also an impressive demonstration of both survival and scoring skills, as the Rangers, with clean hits, dirty checks, admirable restraint and a deadly power play, emerged from a series that included controversial concussions, several suspensions, and whopping fines.
In this paper, we propose the use of discrete-event simulation (DES) as an efficient methodology to obtain estimates of both survival and availability functions in time-dependent real systems—such as telecommunication networks or distributed computer systems.
As for the constitutional precepts that might influence the future of the union, the uneasy truth is that this still-evolving patchwork of relationships justifies forecasts of both survival and fragmentation.
Yet, an essential part of both survival and leadership is foresight or vision - whether for yourself or on behalf of others.
Comparison of both survival rates and colonization 20 hr p.i. showed that food restriction (SABL/-F), growth phase of bacteria (SFAB/-L), and streptomycin pretreatment did not significantly affect successful colonization or survival.
This correlation is clearly undermined by condition-dependence of both survival and immunocompetence [5] − a higher amount of resources at an individual's disposal is likely to increase immune defence as well as survival, irrespective of whether there is a causal link between them.
There was a statistically significant advantage to the use of androgen suppression, in terms of both overall survival and disease free survival, when compared to radiotherapy alone.
We report that high concentrations of HIV-1 induced both survival and maturation of pDCs.
Complete pathologic clearance of all liver metastases after chemotherapy is associated with considerable overall survival, and it is a strong predictor of both prolonged survival and disease cure [5].
Early detection of cancer can greatly increase both survival rates and quality of life for patients.
Having health insurance in our modern economy is not just desirable but absolutely essential, as matters of both individual survival and collective well-being.
