Sentence examples for survival form from inspiring English sources
Yeast produce no such structures and it has been suggested that the ascospores are primarily a survival form rather than a dispersal form [9]. Spores have been shown to be resistant to laboratory treatments such as exposure to ether vapor or temperature shock at 55°C [6], [11], but the relevance of these treatments to stresses in the natural environment is unclear.
Based on this concept an electronic survival form was implemented within the local HIS containing specialised parts for leukaemia and for prostate cancer.
Although Plasmodium can make themselves oocyst, a survival form against harsh environments, they are not viable in the environment and are for simplicity described as non-cyst-forming parasitic protists.
For Jane, such female friendships were "essential bonds of survival formed in enclosed spaces".
V. cholerae can assume a variety of survival forms, including a shift to what has been termed a viable but nonculturable form, which is often associated with biofilms.
Without apoptotic stress, Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL (pro-survival) form heterodimers with Bax and Bak (pro-apoptotic) to maintain the outer mitochondrial membrane (OMM) integrity and block mitochondrial apoptosis.
West Ham possessed only two engines of survival, the form of Thomas Hitzlsperger and Parker and, while the latter began on the bench, the German was in ruggedly effective form.
In terms of growth rates and survival, this form of rejuvenation may be more successful than recruitment via seed rain or dormant seeds in the seed bank.
Liang et al. ([4], 2005) obtained the optimal convergence rates of the nonlinear wavelet estimators of the hazard rate function when the survival times form a stationary strong mixing sequence.
An important issue in prognostic factor studies is the nature of the relationship between the factor and survival (functional form).
