Sentence examples for survival longer from inspiring English sources

Protection was seen as (i) prolonged survival (>6 min) after strychnine administration and (ii) increase in the percentage of mice who survived the potentially lethal dose of strychnine altogether, that is, survival longer than 30 min, after which time the toxic effects of strychnine were no longer observed.

Large-scale management practices are readily implemented across the landscape; thus, predictive mapping of the landscape factors responsible for nest survival (longer temporal scale than DSR) may be more appropriate for applying management actions (Dzialak et al. 2011a).

We were looking for the threshold values of the chronic CD4+ T cell preserved fraction T*/T0 and set point viral load that best reproduced the division into progressors and controllers based on survival longer than 600 days.

Thus, less-invasive stabilization techniques may be appropriate for patients with an estimated survival of less than 12 months, while more-durable reconstruction options may be considered for those with an estimated survival longer than 12 months.

Successful ECPR was defined as survival longer than 24 hours after ECPR.

Finally, a survival longer than 1 year was observed in 7/25 (28%) patients.

Conversely, only 20-30% of children older than 12 months of age - or 18 months, according to a more recent classification [ 2] - with a stage 4 tumor show progression free- and overall-survival longer than 60 months, despite multimodal therapeutic protocols [ 3].

Interestingly, there were differences in abundance of a number of metabolites between patients who had short survivals and longer survivals.

Maisara, the housewife, held out hope for her family's survival far longer than most.

In the ruling party, political survival no longer demands unquestioning loyalty to the comandante.

Yet, next May, Israel will celebrate its 40th anniversary with its survival no longer seriously at issue.