Sentence examples for be lethal to a from inspiring English sources

SCRs are sporadically emitted, and in very rare but possible events, their fluence can be so high to be lethal to a unprotected crew.

Absenteeism can be lethal to a teacher's career, especially if it is not managed properly by school leadership; not only when requesting references for jobs at other schools, but when applying for future roles within the same school.

Scientists have used a molecular imprint--something akin to a plaster cast--of a fungus-killing compound produced by yeast to make a protein that appears to be lethal to a common fungus that infects people.

Clostridial neurotoxins are the most poisonous natural substances known to man; oral consumption of as little as 7 µg or inhalation of 700 ng is predicted to be lethal to a 150 lb individual [4].

DSBs are the most toxic forms of DNA damage, as a single DSB has the potential to activate cell cycle arrest and can be lethal to a cell if left unrepaired (Bennett et al. 1993).

Plants pre-exposed to heat stress will survive when, later, they are exposed to a higher temperature that would be lethal to a non-acclimated plant (Hong et al. 2003).

But the virus can be lethal to an embryo or fetus, producing serious neurological disabilities, most visible, microcephaly.

Tetramine is on the World Health Organization's list of "extremely hazardous" pesticides, and it is believed that as little as 10mg can be lethal to an adult [ 1].

Two genes are synthetically lethal (SL) when defects in both are lethal to a cell but a single defect is non-lethal.

The corn is engineered to contain a gene that is lethal to a common pest.

Antimicrobial peptides are attractive candidates for developing novel therapeutic agents, since they are lethal to a broad spectrum of pathogens and have a unique low tendency for resistance development.