Sentence examples for survived secondary from inspiring English sources

While the dust condensates were not preserved, the PCs survived secondary processing comet nuclei and primitive asteroids wherein they were stored for the last 4.5 billion years.

Additionally, similar to the primary CD8+ response to Lm, significantly more effector, Tem and Tec, cells accumulated in the spleens of p47phox−/− mice that survived secondary Lm reinfection than similarly treated WT mice.

Terrorists no doubt already know the techniques "Surviving Secondary" emphasises: "The Importance of Maintaining Cover—No Matter What", for example, is just common sense.

After surviving secondary school, he went on to study architecture and decorative arts, and decided to travel throughout Europe before settling down.

Nonetheless, these lost primary sources were the basis of surviving secondary and tertiary histories on Nero written by the next generations of historians.

Nonetheless, these lost primary sources, along with the works of Seneca and Philo, were the basis of surviving secondary and tertiary histories on Caligula written by the next generations of historians.

Presumably such autophagic processes also provide the nutrients and energy for the surviving secondary subcells thus favoring the ultimate escape from genotoxic damage.

The first, titled "Surviving Secondary", is dated September 2011, and focuses on helping officers get through secondary screenings at airports with their covers intact.

Merely a fraction of those is able to survive at secondary sites and cause tumor growth "metastatic inefficiency" [ 11, 12].

Nevertheless, metastasis formation is considered an inefficient process because thousands of cancer cells are shed into the circulation, but only a few cells can survive, reach secondary organs, and colonise them [ 68].

The Giants' secondary survived the absence of free safety Shaun Williams, although Chicago quarterback Cade McNown was hardly having his best game and wide receiver Dez White dropped a pass deep down the sideline that might have led to a Bears score.