Sentence examples for survive less from inspiring English sources
One-year relative survival is an indicator of advanced stage at diagnosis; people who survive less than 1 year after diagnosis are very likely to have had the advanced disease at the time of diagnosis.
The majority of liveborn T18 and T13 infants (>90%) in most studies survive less than one year, with some reports noting a significantly increased survival time for T18 females when compared with males [ 10, 11].
Whether or not it works may determine the NHS's ability to survive less generous funding from the spring of 2008.
The Pegasus planet has had to survive less lethal conditions, although it must have had a bumpy ride over its estimated 10 billion years of existence.
The reality, on the other hand, is that between these intermittent headlines, Afghans die less sensational deaths, suffer less dramatic travails and survive less repugnant but equally traumatic violence on a regular basis.
Only between 3 and 5 per cent of cases involve a fused skull, known as craniopagus twins, and of those most are stillborn or survive less than 24 hours.
It is no secret that works of genius can survive less-than-perfect performances in the ballet world.
A inherent disadvantage is that it would be extremely difficult to deliver cells to areas not well perfused, in addition to the selective pressure of engrafted cells having to survive less-than-ideal nutrient-deprived and hypoxic conditions.
Importantly, the majority (56.5%) of patients in whom 12-month survival was underestimated survived less than 2 years after surgery with a minority (9.6%) surviving longer than 3 years.
Moreover, extracranial metastasis portends an extremely poor survival, with the vast majority of patients surviving less than 6 months from the diagnosis of metastatic disease [ 142].
In the classification of short-term or long-term survival, 'short-term' represents the patients who survived less than 3 years, whereas 'long-term' indicates patients who survived longer than 3 years [ 29].
