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Although tumor size measurements were not available, the researchers simulated the Gompertz model using tumor growth parameter values within a feasible range, and they calculated how long it would take until the tumor size became lethal to the patient (a "death" size threshold).

In the alternate-­reality America of this audacious, allegorical novel, the speech of children has become lethal to adults.

The H7N9 virus had become lethal to birds, which made it potentially more dangerous to people but also easier to spot.

Pesticide risk is not limited to its acute toxicity and the level at which it becomes lethal to an individual insect.

The cell tries to cope with such a stressful condition by increasing OXPHOS, and therefore producing ROS, in a vicious circle that may become lethal to the cell itself.

It has been demonstrated that the reduced activity of Na+ K+ ATPase caused by oxidative stress cannot drive the ion pumps to maintain depolarization of neurons and thus may become lethal to neurons [ 74].

Fisher et al. noticed that as long as the expressed H. pylori OMP remains in the cytoplasm of E. coli, it is not lethal, but that once it is secreted to the periplasm by the Sec machinery, it becomes lethal to E. coli.

According to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM), the Nazis judged Zyklon B pellets — which became lethal when exposed to air — as the fastest and most efficient means of mass murder.

Originally non-violent, they became lethal in response to attacks from other American gangs like 18th Street.

Finally, in August 1932, the beef between neighbors became lethal when Dockery recruited a black man known as Lawrence Williams to rob Merrill.

But humans had failed in their responsibility to help that horse learn right from wrong at an early enough stage before he became lethal.