Sentence examples for surviving moderate from inspiring English sources

Both heat and antimicrobials cause some degree of injury in the cells surviving moderate individual or combined treatments.

Therefore, our data suggest that robust strains of φ6 are generally better at surviving moderate temperatures such as 42°C, but individual strain toleration of this temperature does not predict the adaptive success of its descendent lineage under 45°C selection.

Its original range included areas northern enough for this to be a necessity, and therefore it can survive moderate winters.

The simulation results showed that the monument under study; which is Qasr el-Bint, has survived moderate earthquakes because of these beams that functioned as anti-seismic devices, and can continue to do so if these beams are retrofitted and strengthened.

Building a ship that can be neither sunk nor capsized is beyond practicality, but a ship can be designed to survive moderate damage and, if sinking is inevitable, to sink slowly and without capsizing in order to maximize the survival chances of the people aboard.

While root-knot nematodes and Heterorhabditis species do not have the capability to survive complete drying, clumping may help them to survive moderate levels of desiccation.

Both are highly selfing, short-lived perennials that reproduce effectively from seed, persist in disturbed areas, and survive moderate fires, with gene flow occurring primarily through wind-dispersed seeds (Young and Evans 1977; Britton et al. 1990; Jones 1998; Larson et al. 2003).

Severe neonatal jaundice affected an estimated 588,000 newborns, with 114,000 dying and at least 63,000 surviving with moderate or severe disability.

The incidence of severe ND was 11%, while 24% of infants survived with moderate ND.

Four patients (13%) died, and nine (29%) survived with moderate to severe sequelae.

Thus, at 37°, hog1 Δ cells can survive on moderate osmostress, such as 0.8 M sorbitol, better than at 30° (Siderius et al. 2000).