Sentence examples for sustained survival from inspiring English sources

Whether it augurs the Libs' sustained survival is another thing: when they sing "What happened to the joy?", the sense of uncertainty sticks.

In this chapter, efforts have been made to discuss and summarize chloroplastic key events that have been modified to improve crop yield and sustained survival strength in changing and challenging environments.

Graciela seems to believe that even penguins have a better chance for sustained survival than humans.

Therefore, according to Roe, the state's interest in protecting potential life becomes compelling at the point of fetal viability (when the fetus has the capacity for sustained survival outside the uterus).

This induction of a delayed and sustained survival signal by the HepG2 cells potentially contributes to an ATO resistance mechanism.

The UPR can promote cellular repair and sustained survival by reducing the load of unfolded proteins through up-regulation of chaperones and global attenuation of protein synthesis.

A main challenge in cardiac tissue engineering is the limited data on microenvironmental cues that sustain survival, proliferation and functional proficiency of cardiac cells.

The MTT assay and microscopic analysis revealed that the scaffold containing tethered FGF-2 wasuperioror in sustaining survival and growth of neural stem cells compared to standard culture conditions.

Since melphalan, a cornerstone in conditioning prior to ASCT, is usually given at a fixed dose, patients can either reach concentrations that are above the median, thus sustaining survival but suffering increased toxicity or they can fail to reach median concentrations and suffer from untreated disease.

Stromal cells from lymphoid organs or from the bone marrow are important to sustain survival and proliferation of human leukemic cells.

Though, currently we cannot rule out any of these possibilities, our data argues that maintaining a stemness feature in the plasma cell tumor is important in order to sustain survival and self-renewal of MM.