Sentence examples for bypass death from inspiring English sources

Downstate's overall bypass death rate this year is 4percentt, but it has been creeping up, Dr. LaRosa said.

In 1999, Downstate said its bypass death rate was nearly 8percentt, which prompted a review by the State Health Department.

Rabbi Yehoshua ben Levi of the Talmud was misguided in his strong desire to meet the Messiah, hoping to bypass death because "death is still around.

In 2000, the hospital said, it brought its bypass death rate down to 4percentt, largely by taking on fewer high-risk patients, retraining nurses and increasing their salaries.

Dr. LaRosa said that because Downstate serves a population that often has not had access to decent medical care, it has a tougher job than other hospitals, even taking into account the risk factors the state weighs when calculating the bypass death rate.

In specifically targeting the survival mechanisms that cancer cells can use to bypass death through apoptosis, viable cellular fates such as cellular senescence and cytoprotective autophagy could potentially be a target for impedance or manipulation and thus increase the death rate of cancer cells.

Once the state began publishing coronary bypass surgery death rates hospital by hospital (adjusted for patient mix), deaths declined.

To overcome these obstacles, genes that can compensate or bypass cell death defects regardless of the p53 status are particularly useful.

In fact, dysfunctional repair accelerates genetic evolution of clones, but cancer cells must acquire mechanisms to bypass cell death or senescence in response to exogenous stressors.

In this regard, research specifically focused on interrogating the mechanisms and ability of tumour cells to circumvent and bypass apoptotic death mechanisms through adopting viable cellular fates such as cellular senescence and cytoprotective autophagy is warranted.

Accordingly, caspase-8 activation block acquired during cisplatin resistance, can be bypassed by death receptor agonism.