Sentence examples for survival for example from inspiring English sources

Symbiont type also had a significant effect on survival, for example C1 corals survived better than D corals at Magnetic Island (Fig. 1c, MMC1 * MMD: p<0.05, MKC1 * MKD: p<0.001).

A lot of what Americans take to be traditionally European is simply an artifact of the postwar scramble for survival — for example, national branding.

Corporations, in an effort to justify their claim on taxpayer bailouts, tax breaks, and abandoning the social contract with the national workforce, routinely cloak their economic self-interest in the moral imperative of their survival — for example, by saying that they are "too big to fail" — as if their hold on power serves the national interest.

Scientists will now need a permit to study chimpanzees, and if the research does not benefit the species directly, they must do something to enhance its survival, for example, by making a donation to a chimp conservation fund.

In this way, environmental richness might have a rapid control on cell number in the GCL, as the termination of enrichment leads to a rapid control of cell death and immature neuron survival (for example, by means of the influence the numerous older neurons may exert on young newborn cells).

Survival, for example, is based on European data in which UK patients represent 20%% of all incident patient counts [ 17].

Greatest hits include "Where are the bathrooms?" and "Can I touch this?" But visitors to the National Museum of the American Indian in New York often ask Luther Nakapaahu about survival skills: for example, "How do you make a bed in the snow?" Mr. Nakapaahu, an enrolled member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe, is the only guard of Native American descent at the New York museum.

Finally, in calculating the expectation, one can integrate by parts, where the overscore on the distribution represents the survival function, for example, (overline {F}(cdot) = 1 - F cdot)).

The ability to take-off rapidly may have profound consequences for survival by, for example, reducing the chances of predation (Cresswell, 1993).

Several introductory texts also describe the basis of survival analysis, for example, Altman (2003) and Piantadosi (1997).

Gene therapy with molecules involved in survival pathways, for example, Akt-mTOR, has been suggested for PD (Ries et al, 2006; Kim et al, 2011, 2012).