Sentence examples for survives better from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that following γ-irradiation a nurturing stromal cell population lacking Bad survives better, presumably rendering it more able to sustain the survival of the thymic T lymphoid cells.

If one of the amendments survives, better that it should be this one.

LP is estimated to produce 36% more wood than Scots pine (SP) and survives better in the young stages, but is less stable against wind and snow load after being planted.

Indoor heating makes the air in many homes drier, and several studies have shown that the virus survives better, and is more easily transmitted, when there's less moisture in the air.

An omnibus model based on the Weibull equation proved statistically that L. monocytogenes survives better in vacuum (VP) than in aerobic conditions, although without significant difference in its ability to survive in the temperature range between 4 °C and 9 °C.

Polio, an enterovirus, survives better in conditions of high relative humidity.[48] The results of the present study point to the potential value of incorporating multiple information sources into a norovirus early warning system.

Concerning survival, LR probably survived better than triploids from eggs to 1-year-olds [ 25], but thereafter differences between genotypes disappeared.

Plants survive better when water is cooler, and survival decreased at about 8% per unit increase in water temperature above 26 °C.

In our experiments, larvae survived better than workers and the impact on brood survival in colonies with restricted corpse removal was smaller than for workers.

Survival was positively affected by wing length and sex (males survived better than females), and recapture probability decreased with time, although not linearly (Table  5).

That is, in both cases, large trees survive better than small trees, but the relationship between traits and survival remains the same.