Sentence examples for readily survive from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the abiding love and veneration most Latter-day Saints have for their leaders would readily survive a fuller reckoning with their human frailties and flaws.

China is in the midst of a long-term modernization program to shift its aging nuclear force to one that is based on smaller warheads and more mobile strategic missiles that could more readily survive an attack, the report said.

You would have thought, during those days of heightened alert to potential dangers in the mail, that Visa bills would have been printed in such a way as to readily survive simple precautionary treatment in the washer and dryer of our apartment building's laundry room).

FAA during food deprivation is easily observed in rats since they readily survive several days of fasting.

This highly resistant strain can readily survive on broccoli plants expressing Cry1C [17], and thus provides a unique system to test the toxicity of Cry1C not only to P. xylostella but also to its parasitoids.

Given that NOD Th40 cells readily survive in response to CD40 engagement we examined whether there were differences in Bcl-XL and cFLIP expression between Th40 cells from NOD, NOR and BALB/c mice.

Because the NOD Th40 cells readily survived and nearly doubled in numbers in response to CD40 signals in vitro, we determined the effect of CD40 engagement on proliferation.

Despite this marked difference between the two backgrounds, FVB/B6 Npc1 −/− male mice readily survived past P60 and their weights were comparable to FVB Npc1 −/− mice (Fig.  2A, B, D).

In the absence of cell-matrix interactions, E-cadherin-expressing Trp53 Δ/Δ tumor cells were not able to survive, whereas mILC cells readily survived and proliferated in an anchorage-independent fashion (Fig. 7B).

Of all the domesticated animals, none become feral more readily, or survive better in the wild, than the hog.

By Ted Breaux's estimate, there are only a few dozen people alive who've tasted… Of all the domesticated animals, none become feral more readily, or survive better in the wild, than the hog.