But I'm also a scientist, and in physics, we don't survive without the ability to innovate.
It should be pointed out that the vitality defined in this way reflects only the current growth, but not the potential to survive or the ability for rapid growth along with a changing light environment.
Given the broad range of opportunities, one of the key skills that scientists need to survive is the ability to seek out and land the job that is best for them.
How will cable and satellite TV networks, currently growing at a healthy clip, survive, as the ability of the Internet to deliver video climbs exponentially over the next 4,000 days?
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and high resolution transmission electron microscopy (HR-TEM) reveal that GNPs have the ability to survive the intense high temperature of the plasma.
The high proteolytic stability confers knottins with the ability to survive the harsh conditions of the gut, thus making these molecules viable candidates for oral administration (Wong et al., 2012; Thell et al., 2016).
A blood pressure of 130 mmHg seems to impair the ability to survive the MCAOR procedure.
A potential advantage of small molecule organics such as Boc5 over peptidic agonists is the ability to survive the proteolytic environment of the gut, thereby permitting oral availability.
During development, the acorn undergoes many biochemical and physiological changes which likely confer the ability to survive the severe drought periods and high temperatures.
It is these same qualities that will dictate his ability to survive the storm.
