It's very clear that the framework is solid; we are heading for a warmer Earth and it is going to have a lot of consequences, among which will be increasing conflict and dangers of us not collectively surviving in the end.
We collectively survived our first week-long family vacation in a state of happy exhaustion.
Between 2002 and 2006, permanent residents collectively survived 12,461,038 person-years, with a rate of 6,240,355 person-years for males and 6,220,683 person-years for females.
Collectively, NB4 can survive and proliferate in hypoxic bone marrow by upregulating GSH synthesis to protect from ROS generated in hypoxic condition.
The mechanism of drug resistance involves not only the delivery of drugs into targeted cancer cells but also the ability of cancer cells to survive under drug challenge, which is collectively contributed by multiple intrinsic and extrinsic factors.
Even just a series of small pivots can collectively position a brand to survive, and even thrive, in a cord-cutter world.
In this sense, we consider a community stable at the level of functional repertoire if it collectively possesses the traits necessary to survive in a given environment.
We will have cuts and bruises to show for our efforts -- there's no way to avoid that -- but we will survive if we follow our new leader, if we work collectively for the common good and if we realize that Captain Sullenberger and his crew have shown us how the American people can survive a crash.
Mr. Kelly, whose airline earned money in 2009, a year when the rest of the industry collectively lost about $5 billion, agrees that many carriers will not survive if they are not profitable.
Surviving JG 1 crews collectively turned their He 162s over to the Allies.
