Sentence examples for surviving long term from inspiring English sources

More than 50% of babies born at 24 weeks gestation are now regularly surviving long term [ 4].

The progressive increase in the number of patients surviving long term after a diagnosis of malignant disease has led to a focus on the early and late complications of the disease and its treatment.

There is a serious shortage of data on the epidemiology of gastrointestinal disease in Africa [ 41], but we can predict that further changes will occur, and these may be rapid in the increasing number of people surviving long term with HIV infection [ 42].

The overall 5-year survival was 55%, and 44% of total patients survived long term with an intact bladder.

Although mortality is high during the first 30 days of neurological critical illness there is a significant plateau in the survival curve; patients surviving beyond the initial phase tend to survive long term.

Should any of the highly stressed trees survive long term, it may be possible to figure out how.

I think they get the idea that unity, and appealing to a broader demographic, is the only way the Republicans are going to survive long term.

"Here on Chinese soil, it's almost impossible for citizen journalists like him to survive long term," said Zhan Jiang, a media scholar at Beijing Foreign Studies University.

People knowledgeable about Chrysler's plan said Mr. Nardelli might suggest that a merger was still the company's best opportunity to survive long term.

Mr. Wagoner said that while G.M. was not "100percentt" certain it would survive long term, he said the company was confident it could avoid a bankruptcy filing this year.

For accelerators to survive long term, their business model has to change.