Sentence examples for precondition for survival from inspiring English sources
For both hunters and hunted hiding well is the precondition for survival.
On the one hand, war had become an intractable social phenomenon, the elimination of which seemed to be an essential precondition for the survival of mankind.
For a certain period, the persistence of local actors who did not belong to the city, but at the same time no longer belonged to the rural world represented a necessary, but not sufficient, precondition for the survival of peri-urban agriculture.
This pattern is known as the "bigger is better" hypothesis (see [2]) and suggests that fast growth is a precondition for high survival.
Another important precondition for the survival of metastatic cells is the evasion of the host immune surveillance throughout all the steps of metastasis.
There was a clear difference between irradiated and non-irradiated mice indicating that a sublethal pre-irradiation leading to a long-standing depletion of macrophages (data not shown) is a precondition for a survival of i.v. inoculated mature lymphocytes.
It is possible that the environment in which the animal is exposed to (growth at 25°C and HT115 E. coli diet) will precondition for enhanced anoxia survival by altering the physiology of the animal; this altered physiology may be dependent upon specific genetic pathways.
The fact that two seemingly unrelated genes are sufficient for neuronal protection after preconditioning suggests that there are either unrelated but essential pathways for preconditioning induced neuronal survival or preconditioning induced neuronal survival is due a complex set of co-induced proteins, which are essential for the survival response.
We tested if subunits of AMPK, for which we have either mutants or RNAi food available, are required for environmental preconditioning for enhanced anoxia survival phenotype (Table S2).
In addition, regular training is considered to lead to cardiac preconditioning, one of the most powerful cardioprotective (antiarrhythmic and antiischemic) mechanisms, that would significantly increase the chance for survival during these episodes [8], [9].
