Sentence examples for potential to survive from inspiring English sources
Such traits would provide additional information on the genetic potential to survive and generate more accurate EBVs for survival that can differentiate full-sibs.
Because of central heating, entomologists say that Formosan termites may have the potential to survive in more northerly climates.
Most of the destruction happens between 80km and 70km high, and a very limited number of components have the potential to survive.
Dr Bill Kirkup, from the panel, said at a press conference at the Anglican cathedral in Liverpool that 41 of the victims had "potential to survive", although he could not say for sure how many could have been saved.
It should be pointed out that the vitality defined in this way reflects only the current growth, but not the potential to survive or the ability for rapid growth along with a changing light environment.
Faecal indicator bacteria (FIB) are the most widely used indicators to assess surface water quality but are less-human-specific and have the potential to survive longer and/or occur naturally in tropical areas.
Advanced tumours exhibited tremendous potentials to survive in a stress microenvironment, with hypoxia and free radical overproduction (Xie and Huang, 2003).
Taken together however, developmental nicotine exposure appears to induce vulnerability during hypoxia and a potential inability to survive severe asphyxia.
Furthermore, trypanosomes present in the brain parenchyma are described as being damaged [27], underlining potential difficulties to survive in such conditions.
Interestingly, by September when the last half of the Point Reyes field site was harvested, a number of individuals with a northern origin were still green, demonstrating a previously observed potential capacity to survive to a second season.
The survival rates of nematode species in the top layer of these sediments depended on their ability to withstand TBT contamination as well as their potential to migrate, survive and reproduce in the deposit.
