Sentence examples for survival abilities from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dorner, a former reservist in the Navy, had boasted about his sharpshooting and survival abilities.

Birds and their anatomy and survival abilities, will be the subject of a Science Club workshop tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon at the Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences, 75 Stuyvesant Place, St . George led by Clay Wollney, an educator.

However, recent studies have highlighted that the cell wall properties (its structure and thickness), rather than the production of antioxidative enzymes seem to have more influence on the survival abilities of bacteria in the presence of titania (Mitoraj et al. 2007).

Two post-infection times were evaluated, 2 h and 24 h, representing the early and late survival abilities respectively.

Over longer evolution, duplication events can enhance survival abilities by buffering against deleterious mutations [ 7].

Reports concerning the ecological niche, survival abilities or nutritional requirements are lacking.

In all, 60 80 % of the drained plants survived clone fragmentation, whereas the survival ability of flooded plants dropped to 10 and 50%% for T. fragiferum and T. repens, respectively.

However, as TLR4−/− mice showed normal survival ability without radiation and can survive over a year under specific pathogen-free (SPF) conditions, these animals showed severe mortality and morbidity after γ-irradiation.

"She acquired the unique survival ability to cook (and therefore use) all parts of everything".

But it's not just about individualistic survival ability, sisterliness or externals like Vogue style or Desperately Seeking Susan attitude.

The viability (survival ability) of a population is characterized in two actuarial functions: the survivorship curve and the age-specific death rate, or Gompertz function.