Sentence examples for subsequently survive from inspiring English sources
Their findings showed that it did, enabling mice to subsequently survive what should have been a lethal dose of harmful intestinal bacteria.
Possibly the majority of adult crypts form early in life and subsequently survive a lifetime as independent clonal units.
Metastasis is a multi-step process wherein tumour cells detach from the primary mass, migrate through barrier matrices, gain access to conduits to disseminate, and subsequently survive and proliferate in an ectopic site.
It is possible that CD4+CD25+Foxp3+ Tregs in VAT draining lymph nodes could be functionally activated by VAT-restricted antigenic ligands of mature DCs and subsequently survive and migrate into fat tissues, where re-stimulations by VAT antigens confer Tregs anti-inflammatory functions in healthy lean mice.
The marble frieze subsequently survived the decline and fall of Hellenic culture, the Roman Empire, the Goths and the Ottoman Turks.
The film's narrow focus on his public life during the impeachment hearings will disappoint those expecting a fleshed-out biography of the man who made his sexual orientation public in 1987 and subsequently survived his own sex scandal.
Intriguingly, there was a case without metastasis that received radiation therapy alone and subsequently survived for 22 months.
While other high-tech leaders come and go, victims of burnout and boardroom battles, Adobe Systems' adbe chief executive and cofounder ushered in the desktop publishing revolution two decades ago, during high-tech's Jurassic era, and has subsequently survived the greening of the Valley.
His poem subsequently survived in two outstanding 9th-century manuscripts (known as O and Q), which following the poem's rediscovery by the papal secretary Poggio Bracciolini in 1417 (for this fascinating story see Greenblatt 2011) became the basis of the Renaissance editions.
The animals subsequently survived a lethal injection of endotoxin.
The PAR and MPI scores did not incorrectly identify a patient as a nonsurvivor who subsequently survived.
