Sentence examples for death have remained from inspiring English sources

The mechanisms governing inherited photoreceptor cell death have remained elusive to date.

And where there have been decreases, the number of neonatal causes of death have remained the same because they've been untouched by any kind of programme.

Despite the conspicuous effect of the infection, the molecular interactions between Wolbachia and its hosts that may mediate male-specific death have remained unexplored.

Even though the phenotype of the drug effect, defective mitosis leading to the suppression of cell proliferation, is well documented, the precise events activating the molecular pathways leading to cell death have remained elusive.

However, when the stress is too severe the UPR switches from being a pro-survival response to a pro-death one, and the molecular mechanisms underlying ER stress-mediated death have remained incompletely understood.

In the fourth NCCEMD report published in 2008 the 'big five' maternal causes of death have remained the same since the first report was published in 1998, mainly – non-pregnancy related infections including AIDS, complications of hypertension, antepartum and postpartum haemorrhage, early pregnancy losses related to septic abortions and pre-existing maternal disease [ 3, 4].

The cause of his death has remained a mystery.

So, the person at the centre of the trial of the century, as it was dubbed, and the circumstances that led to her torture, rape and unthinkably violent death, has remained abstracted – throughout the trial, and, subsequently, in this film.

Wnd has been shown to play pivotal roles in regulating axon transportation, regeneration and degradation, but its role in cell death has remained unknown.

The protection of the cardiac myocyte from cell death has remained an attractive target for many therapeutic treatments for heart disease.

The average age at death has remained mostly unchanged due to a twin-peak pattern of increasing numbers of deaths at younger ages (30 64 years) and older ages (≥75 years) [ 19].