Sentence examples for survive modest from inspiring English sources

Originally we were reasonably happy that the effect did survive modest correction, even with subjects being unconscious of the associations.

Experimental evolution studies using bacteriophage model systems have been able to elucidate mutations, which may correspond with the ability of phage to survive modest increases/decreases in the temperature of their environment.

In nature, juvenile salmon do not ordinarily encounter them until they are large enough to survive a modest infestation.

Mr. Peel is unmarried with no children and lives in a rent-stabilized apartment on Avenue B. He survives on modest royalties, small gig fees and the sale of old and current records.

It survived on modest income from the World Cup finals, and relatively little was done to promote football in developing countries or to explore the game's business potential within the West's postwar economic boom.

It survived on modest income from the World Cup finals, and relatively little was done to promote football in less-developed countries or to explore the game's business potential within the West's booming economy.

One of the milkweed species, the common milkweed, invades croplands where it survives in modest numbers in spite of mechanical tillage and some chemical weed control.

Six SNPs showed evidence of association with nominal significance (Table 5) and four of these reside in the NDUFS2 gene which is part of Complex I. None of these signals survived even modest Bonferroni correction; nevertheless the four NDUFS2 SNPs are in tight linkage disequilibrium with each other, making it unlikely that these data reflect a genotyping error.

And despite past retrenchment, many modest programs survive.

They survive, they said, on modest fees from parents, about $15 a month, and a modicum of support from the Indonesian government.

A four-year economic slump has confirmed the end of decades of dizzying growth which meant that one of smallest countries in Europe country, perched on top of the Pyrenees, could survive mainly off a modest tariff on imports.