Sentence examples for survive free from inspiring English sources

We found that older AMI patients were more likely to experience cardiovascular complications and less likely to survive free of cardiac events, which is in agreement with previous research.

"This is a profound intervention that ensures that not only do babies survive free of HIV but their mothers live to see them grow," said UNICEF's Malawi's Representative, Mahimbo Mdoe.

In turn, the "reformed" companies will know they couldn't long survive free-market competition without that ultimate backstopping from Uncle Sam.

For many decades our citizens has had to survive free-wheeling antics by politicians and parties.

Without the basic necessities to survive, freed slaves stood defenseless when a smallpox epidemic exploded in Washington in 1863 and then spread to the Lower South and Mississippi Valley in 1864 to 1865.

Fifteen per cent of patients who underwent the procedure survived free of disease.

This small museum tells the story of the black community whose members harvested the oysters, the oldest surviving "free black" community in the United States.

But first, let's meet the giant toys again, in a different era: the Transformers are held captive by the American military, and the few surviving free ones are in hiding as scrap metal, after a devastating attack for which they are blamed.

But 80% of the vaccinated mice survived free of cancerous lesions for 250 days.

The number of surviving free and entrapped B. adolescentis cells after incubation in synthetic gastric juice at pH 2.5/37 °C revealed that encapsulation with 10% of chickpea protein 0.1% of alginate improved survival by 5.5 times, with D-values of 106.31 ± 17.03 min (entrapped cells) versus 18.98 ± 0.29 (free cells)) over 2 h.

The Debian project is among the most veteran surviving free software projects; having been founded in August 1993 by Ian Murdock [1], it has grown to be one of the most popular Linux distributions by itself, as well as the technical base for literally hundreds of others.