My score came in at 5. I survived complex trauma.
The case of Mike Pritchard illustrates the shortage of needed services – and the inadequacy of their coordination – to meet the needs of such "new populations" (e.g., community ventilator-users, transplant recipients, cancer survivors, adults surviving complex conditions of childhood).
Therefore, the secondary metabolism pathways might be stimulated in A. fumigatus Z5 when the complex organic substances exist in the environment, enabling the strain Z5 to fend off competition for nutrients and survive in complex environmental conditions.
Even the redoubtable Mr Dzurinda would find it hard to survive so complex a humiliation.
She adds that songs, "with their poetic musings on the subject, allow us to express, enhance, and survive these complex and indescribable impulses".
Dr. Wilson also expects that evolution has found it more effective to set loose prescriptions -- epigenetic rules, he calls them -- to guide those trying to survive in complex and hazardous jungle of human society.
To survive the complex, often-dangerous environment of a coral reef, the colorful reef fish Neopomacentrus azysron has to be a clever fish.
Furthermore, tumors can survive in complex systems, including heterogeneous tumor cells, tumor-associated cells, normal cells, and immune cells, rather than as a simple mass of malignant cells.
The diversity of the sugar transport and utilization apparatus in the genome provides S. uberis with the capacity to survive in complex host and environmental niches.
This rhizobial trend to harbour a large accessory genome is probably related, not only to the symbiosis itself (interacting with a host), but also to the plasticity required to survive in complex and distinct environments.
