Sentence examples for ongoing survival from inspiring English sources
"If you go to the National Health Service, you know very well that a lot of its work and ongoing survival and service is down to immigrant communities.
However, the report of using serial amnioinfusions followed by the live birth in 2012 and ongoing survival of a child with bilateral renal agenesis has generated hope, but also considerable controversy over an array of complex clinical and ethical concerns.
Other factors that contribute to the ongoing survival of theatre include the revival of dramatic classics, which are given new expression to show perennial relevance across time and culture.
Karl Koehler, the chief executive of Tata Steel Europe, said: "I realise how distressing this news will be for all those affected, but I am also extremely aware of our responsibility towards the ongoing survival of this business, which will continue to employ about 1,500 people in South Yorkshire".
The problem of reconciling their views with Israel has become more difficult as it has become increasingly clear that the myth of Palestine being "a land without people for a people without land" was untrue and terrorism played a crucial role in its establishment and its ongoing survival.
"Surveying for their whereabouts is key to their ongoing survival.
However, deleterious microenvironmental and endogenous factors (e.g., oxidative stress) compromise ongoing graft survival and longevity.
An ongoing retrospective survival analysis of data from >8000 SCLC patients in the IASLC database, many of whom were treated surgically, showed that survival of patients with LD and effusion is intermediate between those of patients with LD without effusion and patients with ED.
These ongoing reduced survival expectations for people diagnosed with late stage cancer in particular has substantial implications for health care providers in providing regular surveillance and monitoring even when the patients have survived at least ten or more years after the initial cancer diagnosis.
Our readers tackled these questions last week as part of our ongoing "Postgrad: the survival guide for moving back home".
In our ongoing prospective study, survival as well as biochemical response will be assessed.
