Sentence examples for surviving exposure from inspiring English sources

As far as botanists know, the rigors of natural selection -- at least until well into the 20th century -- did not involve surviving exposure to substances like trichloroethylene, also known as TCE, a metal-degreasing solvent, or ethylene dibromide, a pesticide used to kill soil nematodes that has been banned in the United States but sometimes taints aquifers beneath farmland.

It's good for durability and surviving exposure to the elements, but it's bad because you need the cable that came with the lock, and I have to imagine you'll be hard-pressed to remember where you put it when that once-yearly charging is needed.

It will give them strength that might just make the difference in surviving exposure to the virus.

Embryos with edema tend to die, but scientists found that fish embryos surviving exposure to Alaska North Slope crude oil grew into adults with subtle abnormalities in heart shape and swimming abilities.

The data presented here suggest that the ability of Metnase to interact with Topo IIα, and enhance Topo IIα-dependent decatenation in vivo and in vitro may be at least as important as its ability to promote DSB repair in surviving exposure to clinical Topo IIα inhibitors.

Blood samples were collected by cardiac puncture from moribund hamsters and from those surviving exposure; heart and spleen samples were then dissected and preserved in liquid nitrogen.

But, remarkably, it can survive exposure to temperatures as low as about minus 100 degrees.

Ferrets that received high doses of H5N1 died within days, but several survived exposure to lower doses.

Mr. McCloy, 27, who has been nicknamed the "miracle miner," survived exposure to toxic fumes for more than 40 hours.

This extremophile bacterium can survive exposure to cold, dehydration, acid and vacuums, meaning it could live on in outer space should the Earth cease to exist.

Others are sceptical that probiotic products containing a few million live bacteria can even survive exposure to gastric acid in the stomach.