Sentence examples for surviving post from inspiring English sources

The village contains a number of heritage-listed buildings, which include a Norman church, a public house, and one of the oldest surviving post office buildings in the United Kingdom.

The building, which now forms part of a Grade II listed private dwelling, is thought to be the second-oldest surviving post office building in England with a service dating from 1847.

The lamp standards, which had been removed during the Second World War, were replaced with replicas copied from the surviving posts at the ends of the bridge.

These data indicate that PME-1 mice develop normally in utero, but are incapable of surviving post-natal.

In the present study, we quantified the number of human cells surviving post-DT treatment in order to establish a numerical estimate of ablation efficacy for this technique.

In order to determine whether this tumour initiating potential was re-acquired from the surviving (post-treatment) cell population, TRAIL/FLIPi treated cultures - with no residual mammosphere forming ability - were maintained in adherent culture for four weeks then transferred to mammosphere culture or re-treated with TRAIL/FLIPi.

58 % of this cohort of patients survived post cardiac arrest.

Larvae encountered low mortalities (<10%) during the first 96 hph, before increasing significantly in the next 24 h and no unfed larvae survived post 240 h.

Of all relevant classical knock-out phenotypes, only Fzd6-deficient mice survive post term with intact epidermis except for abnormal hair whorls [21], suggesting that its physiological presence in the basal layer is dispensable.

To date, chlamydia strains exhibiting homotypic resistance in humans, a pattern where the whole population of organisms survive post treatment, have not been identified [ 1].

The P-element lines were tested for hypoxia tolerance based on two phenotypes: (1) eclosion rates at 5% O2 and (2) adult flies that survived post eclosion at 5% O2.