He mocked these outings as "boy scout stuff," but Murray, who carried a knife with "a reindeer bone handle, my fetish companion," with a scrap of pelt stuck to its sheath, knew that her pioneering off the page was a method of survival linked to her pioneering on it.
For men like Ahmad — middle-aged, impoverished, and eyeing a future where work is forbidden and his children's survival linked to the whims of donor and host governments — depression and desperation is overwhelming.
No evidence of a detrimental effect on the vectors' survival linked to the parasitic burden was observed.
This is partially due to an earlier detection of the disease and improved survival linked to new cytotoxic agents.
However, many physiological traits directly affect organismal performance, environmental tolerances and, ultimately, fitness and survival, linking the gene to the phenotype (Spicer and Gaston 1999; Pörtner and Farrell 2008).
Child survival (Link to PDF report on Child Survival) addresses the major causes of under five mortality, especially diarrhoea, acute respiratory infections (ARI) and malaria with an integrated set of interventions related to child health, nutrition, water and sanitation.
Advances in the treatment of primary osteogenic sarcoma of the extremities, and the demonstrated major impact of multiagent adjuvant chemotherapy in randomised trials, have markedly improved relapse-free survival (Link et al, 1986; Eilber et al, 1987; Saeter et al, 1991; Meyers et al, 1992; Meyer et al, 2001).
In order to test the association between genetic alterations in GBM and their relevance to patient survival, we linked gene amplifications, expression profiles and survival data.
23 The improvement in short term survival was attributed to thrombolysis, angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors, and aspirin, with the long term survival advantage linked to diet, smoking cessation, and continuing treatment with aspirin and β blockers.
The subsequent survival was linked to the dose received during exposure to light, and results were obtained on the environmentally induced prolongation of survival, maintenance of population or excessive growth, at 4 °C, 20 °C and 37 °C, respectively.
The paradox of the family farm is that its survival is linked, one way or another, to global markets, government subsidies, national retail chains, high-tech breeding, corporate-scale distribution and complex transportation systems.
