Sentence examples for survival at high from inspiring English sources
I could only imagine that he was putting into practice a guiding principle of survival at high altitude, as outlined on a nearby board: "Always Have a Cheerful Attitude".
Analysis of the single, double and triple mutants, which were found viable, showed the important contribution of Pos5 to the mitochondrial function and survival at high temperature (37°C).
We found a correlation of ascorbic acid on cell survival; at high concentration of ascorbic acid used for labelling (71 mmol.L−1, corresponding to 3.4 mmol.L−1 in incubation medium), a significant reduction of cell survival was observed.
A first E.coli DegP was identified based on the fact that it is required for the survival at high temperatures (Lipinska et al. 1988, 1990; Strauch and Beckwith 1988).
Moreover, an in-frame acrA deletion in an engineered IBT-producing R. eutropha enhanced the strain's ability to produce IBT, which could potentially be associated with enhanced survival at high IBT concentrations.
Hence, survival at high temperature of suppressed strains requires at least partially active Ts proteins.
It is emphasized that F1 plants used to generate BC families survived at 188 diclofop-methyl only and survival at higher doses could not be tested.
This paper will present the human physiological basis concerning survival at higher altitudes and in the vacuum of space.
Upon confirmatory experiments, the compounds were able to confer nematode survival at higher concentrations than initially tested in the preliminary screening process.
This screen also allowed simultaneous assessment of the compound's toxicity, as a decrease in nematode survival at higher compound concentrations despite no evidence of fungal growth in vitro or filamentation in vivo was an indication that the compound was toxic to the worm.
Therefore, survival at high-altitude may be facilitated by physiological mechanisms that permit faster growth rates, allowing completion of larval development within a shorter time period, alleviating the need for adaptations that extend the time available for larval growth.
