Sentence examples for survive water from inspiring English sources
The findings were published online last week by The Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Symbiont shuffling like this, the researchers say, provides a degree of thermal protection for the coral — enabling them to survive water temperature increases of 2 to 3 degrees Fahrenheit.
He answers the question of whether your pets are really comfortable in the cargo hold (not exactly) and why you really should pay attention when the flight attendant explains how to put on your life vest (more people than you'd think survive water crashes).
The improvement of the soil water conditions after thinning can help the stand survive water stress events which are predicted to become more prominent with climate change.
Usually (although not always) unicellular, extremophiles include acutely alkaliphilic and acidophilic organisms and others that can survive water temperatures above 100 °C in hydrothermal vents.
Like all animals, equines require five main classes of nutrients to survive: water, energy (primarily in the form of fats and carbohydrates), proteins, vitamins, and minerals.
There are only four of us in a 12-passenger van, but it still feels cramped, packed as it is with everything we need to survive water cannons and rubber bullets in blizzard conditions.
However, the HP showed a significantly higher WUEWP than the LP in all water treatments (Table 1), which indicates a higher potential to survive water-limited conditions by efficient water use (Jones 1992).
Some cyprinodonts have become adapted to life in hot springs in Africa and America and seem capable of surviving water temperatures approaching the coagulation point of protoplasm.
Both S. alba and S. tomentosa survived water deficits down to 20% media water content.
Even after surviving, water-stressed vines face the threat of long-term health problems.
Its IP67 rating means its dust and water resistant and should survive under water for up to half an hour.
