Sentence examples for survive in both from inspiring English sources

Lactobacillus are generally nonmotile and can survive in both aerobic and anaerobic environments.

She will have to survive in both jungle and desert but the prize: a cure for any illness.

The RBCs from the red tilapia was used due to the fish's ability to osmoregulate its internal environment to survive in both fresh and saltwater.

He told the BBC: "[Grangemouth] will survive in both scenarios.

Robust elements of behaviorism survive in both behavior therapy and laboratory-based animal learning theory (of which more below).

You need the analysts, whether you like it or not, to survive in both the short-term and thrive in the long term because their word carries weight.

Mongolian loose wrestling, introduced to India after the Mughal conquest of 1526, has survived in both India and Pakistan.

In our secular age, the practice has faded, but still survives in both Houses of Parliament and in the Sunday services of many churches.

This play was very popular, going through at least twenty editions, reaching the New York stage in 1794, and surviving in both London and New York into the twentieth century.

Alternatively, the plumage variation may be of old origin and could have survived in both refugia, with the plumage differentiation following during the expansion of each clade.

When administered 3 times per week all mice survived in both of the 1.0- and 0.1 mg/kg caspofungin groups as compared to 42% in the untreated group (Figure 5d).