Sentence examples for survive long time from inspiring English sources

Acinetobacter spp. have also become an important problem especially in intensive care units due to their ability to survive long time on inanimate surfaces and ineffective disinfection procedures in hospitals.

Ability of strains belonging to this clone to survive long time on inanimate surfaces is likely providing a better opportunity to spread within healthcare settings and toward the community than other HA-MRSA clones [ 26].

There are species of mosses that can survive long times of dryness (up to 14 years), extreme cold (Antarctica) and heat (70 to 110 degrees Celsius) and are able to prosper in only 0.1% of sun light (while seed plants need at least 2%).

B. anthracis spores are known to survive long periods of time; though very long-term spore survival is unlike to be important in the overall evolutionary rates as the viability does drop with time.

"We need a preservation use associated with copyright," he explained, "so that digital content will survive long periods of time".

Specifically, I present evidence that these mechanisms regulate robustness allowing unstable systems to survive long periods of time, and thus they provide opportunity for other mutations to compensate the destabilizing effects of functionally innovative mutations.

Since the bug can survive long periods of time in your shoes, you also risk re-infecting yourself even if you initially clear up the problem, she adds.

In our investigations, capt/khc double mutant larvae do not survive long enough under time lapse to observe the disappearance of actin-rods (data not shown).

However, before rhizobia can find a compatible host plant, they often must survive long periods of time as free-living bacteria in the soil.

"They must survive a long time in the host, hidden from the immune system; the only ones that survive will have figured out that trick".

"Spiders can survive a long time without food and water.