Sentence examples for survival and completion from inspiring English sources

The high number of prey eggs needed (including partially consumed eggs) for survival and completion of juvenile development indicates the low profitability of spider mite eggs for A. andersoni, probably as a result of poor physiological adaptation and/or inefficient handling.

In this regard, it is important to point out that the developmental stage of the ovary from which PGCs are isolated and the proper synchronization of the germ cell-somatic cell interactions are crucial for germ cell survival and completion of oogenesis after transplantation.

One example: all countries should halve the wealth gap in child survival and school completion over five years.

The purpose of this study was to assess survival and morbidity when completion hysterectomy follows radiation for bulky cervical cancer.

With no knowledge of the ship's whereabouts, or when or if it might return, the men were dependent on their own initiative and resourcefulness for their survival and for the completion of their depot-laying task.

However, definitive outcomes regarding local control and survival await completion of an ongoing national study comparing PBRT to WBRT [ 5, 6].

The primary outcome measures in the follow-up period were BSC costs and survival following completion of one or two LOTs.

Lake chub were identified as more suitable candidates for caging due to higher survival and condition factor at the completion of the 21-day trial.

Over the past decade, the CGA has been suggested for elderly patients with cancer and recommended by the International Geriatric Oncology Society [SIOG] [ 21] as a means of optimising cancer treatment selection, improving the chances of treatment completion, increasing survival, and diminishing adverse outcomes [ 22- 24].

A one day survival training course was conducted by Negrito natives and completion was compulsory for all squadron personnel.

Secondary endpoints include progression-free survival, unscheduled admissions, quality of life, treatment toxicities, costs, and completion of the planned cancer treatment.