Sentence examples for survive extended from inspiring English sources

As announced on Jan . 14 the Bush administration's plan to go to the Moon and Mars makes no use of the station other than for intensified research on finding ways to help humans survive extended periods of weightlessness and high radiation that endanger long treks through space.

It is shown that the EC-SEM Cell can survive extended in-situ EC experiments.

The painted turtle is genetically adapted to survive extended periods of subfreezing temperatures with blood that can remain supercooled and skin that resists penetration from ice crystals in the surrounding ground.

Bacteria spend most of their lifetime in non-growing states which allow them to survive extended periods of stress and starvation.

Spores are also known to be resistant to short periods of heat shock at 55°C [6], and we found that they similarly survive extended incubations at 42°C.

More specifically, cells able to resume growth quickly (cells with short growth lags) do not survive extended periods of stress, whereas cells surviving prolonged stress periods have significantly longer growth lags.

She said that the state had done its best to help them survive, extending a total of $44 million in loans and grants to the two Caritas hospitals over the last two years.

These serve to illustrate that transfusion for patients who died and survived extends over the range of PRBC transfusions up to 30.

We leave bacteria by touching surfaces with our exposed skin, and at room temperature, a healthy human kicks up a "convective plume" of about 37 million bacteria per minute that disperse throughout the home and can survive for extended periods.

These strains were selected based on their ability to survive for extended periods in dry environments (Oni et al. 2015).

Avila-Quezada et al. (2010) showed that Salmonella spp. can internalize and migrate into plant tissues such as seeds, fruits, leaves, roots and stems and survive for extended periods in internalized condition.