Sentence examples for upper survival from inspiring English sources

Both fish are well above the predicted upper survival limit of 105 generations and show no signs of decline.

The upper survival temperature limit of C h. reinhardtii was determined to be 42 °C or higher (fig. 5 A and B).

The upper limit of survival on Earth is fixed to the life span of the sun, which in five billion years will become a red giant and swell to more than two hundred times its present size.

As Belmar pointed out, when a person is shot in the face or the upper body his survival is a matter of pure good fortune — as hard as it is, seven months after the shooting of Michael Brown and a week after the Justice Department issued two reports, one on Brown's death and the other on the conduct of the police department, to think of Ferguson as a place with any kind of luck.

As any cells that were killed and digested beyond recognition in the microscope would not be counted, these numbers represent the upper limit of survival.

The disease progressed to the upper limbs and survival was limited to 16 months after disease onset.

Figure 1 summarises the results for the age-standardised 1-year relative survival (upper panel) and for the 5∣1-year conditional relative survival (lower panel).

In the 1960s, when the research of biology of geysers first appeared, scientists were generally convinced that no life can survive above around 73 °C the upper limit for the survival of cyanobacteria, as the structure of key cellular proteins and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) would be destroyed.

(a) Q-Q plot of ℳ O W, (b) ℒ ℒ, (c) ℳ O E P distributions and (d) Kaplan-Meier curve estimated survival and upper and lower 95% confidence limits for the cancer patients.

No DNA had been salvaged and sequenced from a fossil more than 130,000 years old (that was a polar bear jawbone), and theoretical estimates put the upper limit of DNA survival at about 1 million years.

Still, just when you think Rick Ross is over, he bounces right back, lodging yet another hit or a damn near-perfect guest verse, entering rap's upper echelon seemingly through survival and sheer force of will.