Sentence examples for prone to survive from inspiring English sources
Carcinomas that arise from stem cells, and accordingly show gene expression profiles similar to stem cells, appear to be quite aggressive and are prone to survive the cancer treatment.
The ability to recover large numbers of viable animals from liquid CeMM cultures may indicate CeMM grown animals are partially starved, are somehow otherwise prone to survive freezing better than NGM grown animals, or may simply reflect the ease with which large numbers of animals can be generated in liquid CeMM.
The evidence suggests that communities living in disaster prone places are able to survive and prosper in the face of potentially disastrous events and their consequences (Burton et al. 1993).
Perhaps most importantly these days, Lehman seems to have allayed fears that it lacked sufficient capital to survive panic-prone markets.
"The reality is that the less affluent in our society are more prone to move and more prone to have an economic position in life, just to survive.
It is known that Plasmodium is able to survive with an aggregation-prone proteome even under the periodic heat shock stress that characterize malaria, where patients suffer recurrent episodes of fever exceeding 40°C.
A statistically significant association with Vibrio cholerae and rotavirus across two different seasons suggests that Giardia may have evolved to survive in the diarrhea-prone endemic region investigated herein.
"The reality is that the less affluent in our society are more prone to move and more prone to have a diminished economic position in life, just to survive.
Politics affects the lives of all artists, as we struggle to survive independently or though subsidy which is prone to change as governments shift priorities.
Thus CSCs/TICs need to survive cancer therapies in order to provide new, more differentiated, metastatic-prone tumour cells.
Indigenous peoples have a right to survive in their lands whether or not they (like all human societies) are prone to violence and warfare.
