This does not rank the cell lines in the same order of radiosensitivity as clonogenic cell survival where the surviving fraction at 2 Gy (SF2) was 0.11 for HX142, 0.2 for D283MED, 0.62 for RT112 and 0.53 for MGH-U1.
A free market is a struggle for survival where successful firms survive and unsuccessful ones die out.
Age of onset is a major predictor of the length of patient survival where younger patients survive longer than older patients.
Right away, they are on the very edge of survival, where philosophy gives way to physiological instinct.
Thereafter it is a Darwinian struggle for survival where money is the only currency and the smugglers maximise their profit by charging for "extras".
By taking samurai-movie conventions and placing them in the harsh light of daily survival, where necessities like food and medicine eclipse battles and bravery, Mr. Yamada is illuminating the twilight of an entire way of life.
Hunt said: "If you have a creative organisation which is constantly under threat for its own survival – where it's unable to plan and think ahead – then that leads to very bad work".
Afghans, by contrast, see a deeply unsettled landscape, where disaster is at least as likely as survival, where the decrease in NATO troops could make the country more vulnerable both to rapacious neighbors and to the Taliban.
Angel At The Fence By Herman Rosenblat Rosenblat's uplifting tale of Holocaust survival, where he claimed to have found and married a girl who had passed him food through the fence of Buchenwald concentration camp, turned out to be false.
Despite negative publicity, they have ensured community survival where socio-economic benefits outweigh adverse impacts.
Today's dynamic global economy forces business companies to struggle for survival; where such companies must be competitive and loosely interconnected in a wide networked business market.
