Sentence examples for survive exposure from inspiring English sources

In 2007, tardigrades became the first creatures to survive exposure to space.

But, remarkably, it can survive exposure to temperatures as low as about minus 100 degrees.

The pigment is stable in acid solution, and both tint and fluorescence survive exposure to air and light for months.

'Persistence' is the ability of a subset of the population to survive exposure to a bactericidal drug concentration (Fig. 2).

This extremophile bacterium can survive exposure to cold, dehydration, acid and vacuums, meaning it could live on in outer space should the Earth cease to exist.

Others are sceptical that probiotic products containing a few million live bacteria can even survive exposure to gastric acid in the stomach.

It can survive exposure to a vacuum, and it seems to be an insulator which is why the researchers have chosen it.

In the 1960's, as director of a government research unit that studied intestinal diseases, Dr. Anderson and others observed that strains of intestinal bacteria were able to survive exposure to the antibiotics intended to destroy them.

We focus on the differences and similarities between antibiotic persistence and other processes enabling bacteria to survive exposure to antibiotic treatments that could kill them, such as resistance, tolerance and heteroresistance.

Imaging living cells using laser-generated phonons requires the specimen to survive exposure to the light and heat of the system and the imaging time must be as short as possible to prevent motion artifact and capture dynamic processes.

Additionally, we have shown that exposure of V79 cells to hydroquinone at low doses (i.e. 5 μM) for more than 15 h allows V79 cells to gain enhanced adaptability to survive exposure to high toxic HQ doses afterwards.