Sentence examples for potential surviving from inspiring English sources

An observation period of 20 months and the number of skin scrapings would have left enough time to show a potential surviving mange mite population [ 23].

However, if children with low growth-potential survive in the early BCG group and not in the late BCG group, it could still create a bias that cannot be corrected by baseline adjustment.

What is surprising is their potential for surviving the salinity levels of estuaries and even the ocean.

Second, sub-lethal apoptotic anticancer therapies can increase the tumorigenic potential of surviving cancer cells by promoting new mutations that favor relapse and chemotherapy resistance.

The general principle is that, if a species can specialize to avoid competition with other species, it has the potential of surviving.

Stacked fluvial sequences have formed in subsiding depocentres and have greater potential for surviving to become part of the longer-term geological record.

Competition for biological niches, founder effect, allopatric and sympatric speciation, can be summarized by the following quotation: The general principle is that, if a species can specialize to avoid competition with other species, it has the potential of surviving.

We then assessed the metastatic potential of surviving tumor cells after in vitro and in vivo oxaliplatin treatment.

Any potential survival bias (metformin users surviving to go on to metformin) was thus eliminated.

This may be a product of evolutionary adaptation, said Dr. Kraus, since "a nervous system that is sensitive and well tuned to timing differences would be a nervous system that, from an evolutionary standpoint, would be more likely to escape potential enemies, survive and make babies".

Such traits would provide additional information on the genetic potential to survive and generate more accurate EBVs for survival that can differentiate full-sibs.