Sentences with phrase «chance of surviving over»

«By carefully managing reefs with conditions that are more likely to recover from climate - induced bleaching, we give them the best possible chance of surviving over the long term, while reduction of local pressures that damage corals and diminish water quality will help to increase the proportion of reefs that can bounce back.»

Not exact matches

Harvested plants are steamed for two hours at over 200 degrees Fahrenheit to make sure there's no chance of a seedling surviving.

«This may give newly transplanted lungs a much better chance of surviving long after the transplant is over.»

So long as you don't send any alarm bells ringing, and they can see how head over heals you are for their son or daughter, you've got a good chance of surviving the dreaded meet the parents.

«Over the very long term, history shows that the chances of any business surviving in a manner agreeable to a company's owners are slim at best.»

Since the eggs of the whipworm can survive for years, it is extremely important to keep all fecal matter picked up, thereby giving less chance of the eggs maturing and starting their life cycle all over again.

According to Knowledge of Living, humans that fall over 10 stories have a 5 % chance of living to tell the story, but cats have a 95 % chance of surviving the same fall.

Some of our cats are considered to be more «streetwise» than others — these will be cats who have previously lived on busy roads prior to being rescued, as they have not yet be run over we hope that they have some traffic sense and will stand a good chance of surviving in a new home near another busy road.

We are concentrating our efforts on protecting key landscapes where the big cats have the best chance of surviving and increasing over the long - term.