Sentence examples for survival it would from inspiring English sources
According to evolutionary theory, if compassion is truly vital to human survival, it would manifest itself through nonverbal signals.
Many of the N.F.L.'s longstanding business concepts were instituted as a matter of survival; it would not do a fledgling league much good if the only teams that could survive were in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
In the game of political survival, it would appear that Khizr Khan delivered a crushing blow to Trump, and the candidate's remarks this week about the "2nd Amendment people" is the fatal shot.
To properly assess the association between the MMP genes and lung cancer risk and survival, it would be preferable to take a tagging variant approach.
Whilst we cannot exclude the possible effect of freeze-thaw cycles on egg and fundatrix survival it would appear that such events are probably not a major factor.
Given that, of the tumour inflammatory cell infiltrate, the macrophages were most closely associated with survival it would be of interest to examine the phenotype (e.g., M1 or M2) of the macrophages in detail in patients with oesophageal adenocarcinoma.
Sloutsky and Napolitano (2003) speculated that this privileged processing of the auditory stimuli in the early years may have survival value as "it would be detrimental to a species' survival to receive all possible sensory information" (p.832).
Serge Wich, a professor at Liverpool John Moores University and report co-author, says prioritising populations may mean losing some small, fragmented populations that, he says, have almost no chance of long term survival, but it would ensure the survival of the bulk of Africa's great apes, all of which are either listed as critically endangered or endangered.
The initial mutation of a selenoprotein factor would therefore not necessarily affect the survival of a species survival, but it would trigger selenoprotein loss.
But it looks like a module for survival, and it would seem right at home among the Twinkies and cockroaches that are expected to make it unscathed through nuclear winter.
Some racing experts consider buying OTB critical to the racing association's long-term survival, since it would then gain a greater share of the $1.1 billion bet annually at off-track parlors.
