Sentence examples for survived close to from inspiring English sources

Some of the reds are mixed with earth colours not susceptible to the effects of light, and have thus survived close to their original appearance.

The distribution of live and dead cells was not uniform in L5 L8: dead cells were found close to the center of the zones whereas cells survived close to the rim of the zones (Fig. 6E G).

Considering only eggs with known fates, no first-laid honeyguide egg (n = 18) in a multiply parasitized nest ever survived close to hatching, compared with 25% of second-laid eggs (n = 16; Fisher's exact test, p = 0.039).

Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who lost the recent election, said that Mr Putin's actions united the Ukrainian people and brought Ukraine, the biggest part of it that survived, closer to Europe.

Distance had a highly significant overall effect on seedling survival, with much fewer seedlings surviving close to maternal trees compared to seedlings further away.

Still, he says, "I can't imagine any carbon-based life form that could survive close to the Martian surface, given the high levels of lethal radiation".

One animal surviving close to 24 hours in the propofol + CLP group had a BE of −23.8 mEq/L.

And writing allows some of that experience and that thinking to survive, close up to the present reader.

It is tempting to think that he had adventures, made connections, survived close scrapes.

General Petraeus has also survived close calls before.

But he had survived close calls in treacherous ascents on four continents.