Sentence examples for survivability for from inspiring English sources

This study examined differences in perceived survivability for three common cancers with widely disparate survival rates (breast, colorectal and lung).

His departure leaves the board with a single member with extensive aviation technical experience, Richard F. Healing, a longtime director of safety and survivability for the Navy.

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority, which had been coordinating rescue efforts in the area where the boat disappeared off the main Indonesian island of Java, said in a statement that it had decided to call off the search, saying there was "no realistic prospect of survivability" for those still missing.

The mathematical model of NEMO survivability for malicious attack propagation has been proposed.

Snow [9] analyzed the reliability, availability, and survivability for a typical cellular or personal communication service network.

This study recommends an equipment configuration that improves survivability for an occupant seated on a fixed load energy absorbing seat which is subjected to Military Standard 58095A Test 4.

Therefore connectivity has become a very important issue for survivability of these networks.

This research shows that ANNs are capable of recognizing failed descent trajectories and can significantly increase the survivability of MSL for very dispersed cases.

Thanks to advances in cardiovascular care allowing for survivability of cardiovascular insults, the prevalence of heart failure continues to increase with an estimated 670,000 new cases each year, $34 billion in associated healthcare costs annually, and a total population of 5.8 million heart failure patients in the United States [ 2, 3].

Our result holds for a general definition of survivability and for any norm whose ball is specified by a piecewise algebraic curve of bounded degree and with a bounded number of pieces.

Desmond Ball and John D. Steinbrunner, for instance, argued in the early 1980s that such survivability was, for practical purposes, a fool's errand...