Sentence examples for survival encounters from inspiring English sources
Everyone knows the basic bones of the story: an aviator, downed in the desert and facing long odds of survival, encounters a strange young person, neither man nor really boy, who, it emerges over time, has travelled from his solitary home on a distant asteroid, where he lives alone with a single rose.
Further estimation of dy3K/δE3 survival encountered obstacles.
The significant differences in age and survival encountered among the PVL, DWMG and Negative groups in this study precluded using the Negative group as a control representing "no white matter injury".
Acquired recognition of predator odours enhances an individual's survival during encounters with predators whether learnt individually or simultaneously as part of a multi-predator 'cocktail' [27].
The favoured model showed no differences in survival or encounter rates between captive bred and wild A. lusitanicus.
To estimate annual survival, the encounter histories of 321 individual colour-marked yellowhammers captured between December 2005 and May 2009 were analysed using Cormack-Jolly-Seber mark-recapture models [ 70].
The four parameters are survival (S), live encounter probability (p), dead encounter-and-reporting probability (r), and study-site fidelity (F).
Tephritid flies that mimic salticids have higher survival rates in encounters with jumping spiders when compared to other similar-sized, non-mimetic flies [21] [23].
We suggest that prey species with escape tactics offering little chance of survival following an encounter should seek predator scarcity, whereas those with tactics whose post-encounter effectiveness is spatially correlated with predator abundance should be most likely to match the distribution of their predators.
Every minute is a fight for survival as you encounter Super Mutants, Ghouls, Raiders, and other dangers of the Wasteland.
Survival problems are encountered at early stages of intensive fish rearing and antibiotics are widely used to remedy the situation.
