Sentence examples for survive reduction from inspiring English sources

Keller said that trying to do a summary of Gellman's work for Times readers ran the risk of oversimplification -- that the nuances that made the piece so strong would not survive reduction to summary form.

The pretense that Athens was merely leading a voluntary association of willing Ionian cities in need of protection could hardly survive the reduction of Aegina.

Tolerant plants can maintain the water content of their tissues, survive a reduction in tissue water content and recover more completely after rehydration.

The ability of MB45 to survive (without reduction in viable cell number since inoculation) and grow in a low nutrient medium explains the oligotrophic nature of the strain.

Compounds (4) to (7) are formally 7-deoxohyperforins, where the C1-C10 non enolizable β-diketone moiety survived to reduction, like in compound (4), or was partially reduced to a 10-oxymethine (compounds 5 and 6) or totally reduced to the 1,10 diol (compound 7).

Items that survived hierarchical reduction were scrutinised with a Rasch uni-dimensional model (RUMM2030; www.rummlab.com).

Five strains were not able to survive (>3 log reduction) 15 min in a medium acidified at pH 2.0 using the conventional testing method, but survival was improved significantly for some strains in the dynamic model.

In this scenario, tumour cells may be adapted to survive, despite a reduction in vascular supply.

These may all constitute potential mechanisms via which tumours adapt and survive, despite a reduction in their vascular supply.

Each mature GC is generally derived from one to three B-cell clones, which manage to survive a significant reduction in clonal diversity and then go on to endure V(D J hypermutation.

The results show that the cube orientation is metastable during hot deformation in the sense that large fractions of the cube are able to survive through heavy reductions without rotating towards the stable texture components.