The chocolate produced an insulin rush, precipitating a lethal set of metabolic disturbances known as "re-feeding syndrome".
In 2003, Schmidt and his team developed a workaround for these problems, programming phages to carry a lethal set of instructions for bacteria.
The widow and two colleagues of Gilles Jacquier, a French journalist killed in Homs last year, published a book in which they suggest that she conspired in a lethal trap set by the government.
That's not in anybody's interest".Nathan Freier, of the Washington-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies, argues in a recent paper that although conflict with China "might be the most lethal set of circumstances from a traditional military standpoint, it is also the least likely and the most speculative".
Any combination of the four would undoubtedly prove to be lethal, set this country on a course to ruin, with potentially horrendous implications for the rest of the world.
For his part, Donnelly claimed he narrowly missed being seriously injured while working on the play, which has potentially lethal sets, including giant puppet warhorses and a replica tank.
We randomly selected 135 lines from the lethal set for phenotypic analysis.
She wants to craft a large, multi-colored acrylic box in which she will sit, surrounded by her artwork, before injecting a lethal substance and setting the box on fire.
An autonomous robot that can administer a lethal injection is set to be the latest weapon in the fight against the invasive crown-of-thorns starfish on the Great Barrier Reef.
Allowing a patient to die is withholding and/or withdrawing life-support treatment for a lethal pathophysiological condition set in motion by a newly developed acute life-threatening illness or by a chronic treatment-refractory advanced disease.
Florida, a leader in the legislative mayhem, enacted the first Stand Your Ground law in 2005, setting a lethal precedent that figured in the Trayvon Martin case and tripled the rate of justifiable homicides in the state.
