Sentence examples for survival steps from inspiring English sources

And trying to imitate the survival steps taken by the stranded astronaut from The Martian -- burning oxygen and hydrogen to produce water -- would be extremely dangerous.

It is into this pain that the Ayatollah battling for his survival steps in on Friday to address what may be a very large crowd.

This is thought to be part of a special process of oncogenic transformation called Selective Tumour gene Expression of Peptides essential for Survival (STEPS) (North, 2000).

Since no difference in intravasation ability was found between tumors with and without TGF-β signaling, our results suggest that the extravasation and survival steps of the metastatic cascade may be where cells lacking TGF-β signaling have a distinct advantage in positively contributing to metastasis.

Our gene expression data and preliminary experiments indicated that Shh and FGF8 may substitute for PA6-CM as a source of dopaminergic inducing activity (Step 3: NSC→dopaminergic precursor) and that TGFβ, GDNF and BDNF may mimic the effect of dopaminergic neuron maturation and survival (Step 4: dopaminergic precursor→dopaminergic neuron).

Evolution via genetic drift works much like evolution via natural selection, but with one key difference: differential survival and reproduction (the selection step described above) are caused, not by advantageous or disadvantageous traits, but by random chance.

We asked if the stem type affect the outcomes in terms of (1) intra- and postoperative complication rates, (2) radiographic outcomes, (3) prosthesis survival in step-cut subtrochanteric shortening osteotomy.

In his keynote speech at SXSW in Austin, the filmmaker outlined his step-by-step survival guide for young directors who don't want to compromise in order to get their films made.

Predictors of overall survival were investigated step by step by adding groups of potential prognostic factors; the models for overall survival are detailed in Table 3.

"The Sick House Survival Guide: Simple Steps to Healthier Homes," by Angela Hobbs.

Findings from the Every Newborn Series, published today in The Lancet, paint the clearest picture to date of a newborn's chance of survival and the steps that must be taken to end preventable infant deaths.