It could be argued that success or otherwise in the Sri Lanka series hinged on the smallest of margins: six inches'A more carry on the final ball of the first Test edged to second slip; two more deliveries survived in the second at Headingley and England were winners instead.
In the first, all infected mice within a strain survived, in the second a majority but not all individuals within a strain survived, and in the third group, a majority died.
Curves were fitted to the data using the logistic model described in Equation 1. Residual triclopyr/picloram herbicide mixture in the soil adversely affected the survival of establishing broom seedlings for the longest period, with few surviving in the first 180 DAT (Figure 2).
The Twins' starter, Glen Perkins, was just trying to survive in the first inning.
He and his players left here last night feeling like Duke surviving in the first round of March Madness.
Dr Annie Grant, dean of students at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich, says that managing a budget is one of the key skills in surviving in the first year.
Azarenka fought so hard to survive in the first set, saving four set points, before throwing it away with a double fault, and the expulsion of joy in the arena was a communal snarl in her direction.
The climber has, of course, a powerful controlling instinct, which is what enabled him to survive in the first place, but you feel he met his match in Boyle's overwhelming charm, in his desire to own this particular story.
Yet, markets notwithstanding, each company at its core has the technological excellence without which it could not survive in the first place, let alone thrive.
After all, this established order is what enabled our species to survive in the first place, so any change to this established order is perceived by the conservative brain to be a grave and fundamental threat to us all.
