Sentence examples for reason survival from inspiring English sources

One reason survival rates are so much better in warmer seas – people can last 25 hours in 20C water – is that it does not trigger the shock response that cold water induces.

Twelve deaths were due to renal failure, six to urinary sepsis, two to bladder cancer, and two were post-operative (after ureterostomy [ n=1] and renal transplant [ n=1]). Figure 2 shows that the main reason survival was worse in those with a high sensory level was because of urological-related deaths.

Of the 88 319 eligible records, 11% were later excluded from the analysis, mainly for one of three reasons: survival time could not be calculated because only the date of death was known (death certificate only, 5341), a previous primary malignancy (1860), or synchronous tumours (872), or for lack of reliable information from NHSCR about vital status when the data were frozen (812).

"So it is legitimate to ask why the party should have any more reason for survival after unity than Italian Christian Democracy after the taming of Italian communism".

Another reason for survival of some bacteria may be their adhesion to the walls of the culture vessel38, where the antibiotic may not efficiently kill them.

One reason is survival.

As already mentioned earlier, the reason for survival of the Olig1−/− mice with the PGKneo cassette, as opposed to the mice without it, has been speculated to be due to the compensatory mechanisms induced by increased Olig2 expression [12].

In conclusion, the results of our analysis suggest that, regardless of the reason, the survival of patients with ED-SCLC who were enrolled in phase III trials did not improve significantly over the years.

One reason for survival of these neurons may be VIP itself.

Remember that these skills exist for a reason, our survival as individual and social human beings depends on being able to interact with everything in life.

We evolved, for reasons of survival, to read faces and now we have evolved – for reasons of avoiding online embarrassment – to read emoticons.