The disproportionately early morbidity and mortality faced by Indigenous Australians could in turn lead to a lower prevalence of AF in older age groups if only healthier individuals survived; simultaneously, access to better medical care in non-Indigenous Australians would improve survival despite concurrent comorbidities such as AF.
The memories they could not escape reminded them of the things they had done to survive and simultaneously tormented them for being the ones who were able to get out.
In audition, as in vision, multiple distinct perceptible individuals might exist simultaneously, and each might persist and survive change (see the discussion of auditory scene analysis in section 2.1 Sounds).
The plant root needs both air and water simultaneously to survive.
Based on results of this study, it was concluded that a material of concern which is exposed to as many as 14 motors firing simultaneously, should survive.
In contrast, all chickens vaccinated with either H5-ILTV alone, or H5- and N1-ILTV simultaneously, survived without showing any clinical signs.
There must always be a very large number of macromolecules working together (cooperating) for any biological system to survive and to evolve, but simultaneously there must be defense against 'cheats'cheats
He concludes that "There must always be a very large number of macromolecules working together (cooperating) for any biological system to survive and to evolve but simultaneously there must be defense against 'cheats'cheats
The results reveal that there exist tradeoffs between system performance and fairness; the optimal performance and fairness of the system cannot be reached simultaneously; free-riders will survive when system performance is optimal.
Can the fast-food industry survive paying a living wage while simultaneously bolstering teen employment?
