Sentence examples for survive regularly from inspiring English sources

The focus of interest now is to see if BTV is able to survive regularly between vector seasons and become endemic to northern Europe.

French politicians regularly survive moral and financial scandals that would mean death to their careers in London or Washington.

Olivia Judson's observations lose some of their luster when compared with the evidence that living organisms regularly survive by consuming one another; or that scientific pursuits have provided the potential to destroy the species that so widely regards itself as ultimately superior; or most notably, that a deity might exist whose benevolent purposes are not fully comprehensible.

White clover can even survive well in regularly mown lawns, although mowing needs to be relaxed if it's to flower.

Birds that survive will be tested regularly to see if they are carrying the virus.

Think of them like exercise for your life, you need to do them regularly to survive and flourish.

Microbial growth curves, recording the four-phases (lag, growth, stationary, decay) of the dynamics of the surviving microbes, are regularly used to support decision-making in a wide variety of health related activities including food safety and pharmaceutical manufacture.

Thus, MyD88−/−NOD mice immunized with OVA died (with asphyxia) within few hours following the first or the second aerosol challenge with OVA as compared to wild-type MyD88 sufficient NOD mice which regularly survived the three challenges (Figure 5A).

More than 50% of babies born at 24 weeks gestation are now regularly surviving long term [ 4].

plicatilis) regularly survives stressful conditions via the production of resting eggs which undergo obligatory diapause or dormancy, but trehalose does not appear to accumulate in this animal under such conditions [ 47].

"If T. rex chanced upon a carcass it would have been able to keep others away and eat it, but it wouldn't have been able to find carcasses regularly enough to survive, given competition from these other species," Turvey added.