Sentence examples for surviving large from inspiring English sources

These aggregates were largely present in neuritic processes and some surviving large neurons (Fig.  4A and B).

This is the case with Michelangelo's first surviving large statue, the Bacchus, produced in Rome (1496 97) following a brief return to Florence.

After the break-up of Hanson, the takeover of BTR, and streamlining of Cookson, Tomkins was Britain's last surviving large conglomerate.

Aside from disks sold by musicians, and a few surviving large record stores such as Amoeba in San Francisco, the only way a self-respecting person should get copies of music is through digital sharing.

This awareness has led some scientists to propose moving populations of the planet's surviving large animals into regions where they could help restore the ecologies to their previous healthy conditions.

The study sites should be observed throughout the life of the trees to eliminate age effects, and they should cover an area that will carry a sufficient number of surviving large trees at maturity.

During their "off year" the nine surviving largest financial firms lost over $300 billion, wiping out all of their profits from the three previous years.

A few years after settling, Shafer erected a rudimentary grist mill along the Paulins Kill approximately 900 yards north of the site of the surviving larger mill he built in 1764.

Dlx-CKO LCIs are less excitable when depolarized by intracellular current injections, yet display significantly larger evoked EPSCs, potentially reflecting increased excitatory synapses on the surviving (larger) neurons.

He survived large national strikes directed at his ouster last year.

There is one insect and one plant that can survive large doses of radiation.