In generating a class taxonomy similar to that illustrated in Fig. 1a, it could be wrongly construed by the students that ancestral populations always give rise to derived, "newer" populations (e.g., "ancestor" E12 gives rise to "descendants" F23 and F24): adaptive radiation may equally see "ancestral" lineages surviving at the same time as more recently evolved ones.
Interestingly, the expected Mendelian ratios for a heterozygous (tardbp fh301/+) in-cross were observed at 3 months, indicating that the homozygous (tardbp fh301/fh301) fish survived at the same rate as the tardbp +/+ and tardbp fh301/+ siblings.
To avoid both a survival bias and a potential bias from controls being denied housing because of imminent death, controls were required to survive at least the same number of months from date of diagnosis as the case at the time that the case obtained housing and at least three months beyond the date that the case obtained housing.
Mrs. Nesbitt's notes and menus, which survive at the Library of Congress, show the same dishes plodding numbly across the calendar week after week, especially at lunchtime.
Battle ensigns flown by the ship during Jutland survive at the shore establishment of the same name and at the Roedean School in East Sussex.
"In war," she reflects, "you can survive and not survive, both at the same time".
The researchers found that infected rotifers that had been desiccated only seven days, not long enough to kill the fungi, and were blown away survived at about the same rate as in the first experiment.
Remains survive at the village of Pollenza.
It will survive nicely at the same temperatures that are comfortable for most human beings.
Too much "enjoyment," he said, was not appropriate for a club struggling to survive, "but at the same time we cannot kill ourselves".
