Sentence examples for survive represents from inspiring English sources

The Neanderthal solution, involving bitumen and perhaps the intricate lashing together of the two pieces (the lashings do not survive), represents the high point of known Neanderthal innovation.

The lack of data from patients who did not survive represents a further limitation.

For example the following response, "When it snows and you aren't able to survive in the cold you need to mutate to survive" represents a misconception that mutations occur based on need.

Many historic buildings survive, representing the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and classical styles of architecture.

Scientists say the chemicals and pesticides that have allowed domestic honeybees to survive represent only a partial solution.

Several large, simply carved figures survive, representing not any of the great gods but rather yakshas, or local chthonic divinities connected with water, fertility, and magic.

Two major series (Apostolados) survive representing Christ and the Twelve Apostles in 13 canvases: one in the sacristy of Toledo Cathedral (1605 10) and another, unfinished set (1612 14) in the El Greco House and Museum at Toledo.

Further support is the finding that when Lob 1 of normal breast tissue are placed in culture, they lose the ERα-positive cells, indicating that only proliferating cells that are also ERα-negative can survive, representing a type of stem cell that may originate ER-negative tumors [ 47].

"But for every terrorist or insurgent movement, simply surviving represents a victory.

All the implants placed in these included cases survived, representing a 100% implant survival rate.

After 10 cycles, two distinct RNA species survived, representing those RNA molecules that were most efficient in catalyzing the ligation reaction.