The family subsists on the greens, cornmeal porridge and the occasional potato or radish.
They continue to be a food source in the region; many households in the Andean highlands raise the animal, which subsists on the family's vegetable scraps.
The villagers would subsist; the weaker ones would die.
Tests showed that these animals biomagnified BMAA from the cycad seeds upon which they subsisted; the seeds get it from symbiotic cyanobacteria in the plant's roots.
And the violations have been numerous: military families resorting to food pantries to subsist, the scandals at Walter Reed Amy Medical Centre and the Bush administration's slashing of veterans benefits.
There is a sense that in her bid to survive she has merely been subsisting; the notion of making plans or putting down roots has become a luxury.
Perhaps an artist feels paralyzed during their first year of grieving, but who is to say that sadness would subsist the following year?
Pathways that subsist the FDR correction are involved in cell cycle regulation, mitosis and DNA replication, the usual suspects when comparing tumours with their progenitor cells.
Therefore, MVS representation enables to measure the deviation from the tree structure which subsists in the initial pairwise differences.
According to Crescas, the soul is a substance in its own right; it can be separated from the body and subsists after the body's death.
