Sentence examples for death may become from inspiring English sources
With technology able to manipulate the end of life, and a movement claiming a right to die, Laqueur acknowledges that death may become "unhinged from its past".
Rather, death may become more likely with age in wild-type E. coli approaching the probability of death of an SOS repair deficient lexA3 mutant [ 21].
A1 FASHION B8 ARTS E1-8 OBITUA25ESCIENCECIENCE TIMES F1-12 Virus Gains a Toehold Experts believe that West Nile virus has gotten a hold in the Western Hemisphere and that a scattering of human cases, along with a few deaths, may become the norm.
"Police will investigate the circumstances around the man's death which may become the subject of a coroner's inquest.
As Romney now seeks support from the Latino community in his campaign for president, his knowledge of Bain's all-too-few degrees of separation from Salvadoran death squads may become a topic of interest.
Interestingly, recently, functional polymorphisms in genes involved in innate immunity have been described that predispose individuals to severe infections and death, and this may become part of a risk model, allowing identification of patients at risk [22].
In apoptotic cells this cyclic process of bleb formation and retraction can occur over sustained periods, and as programmed cell death progresses blebs may become packed with cellular organelles and condensed chromatin to form the basis of fragmentary membrane-clad apoptotic bodies.
Al Jean, executive producer, said days before the premiere that the impending death "may have become overhyped".
In this environment, death may then become a programmed or orchestrated event, where the custodians of life-support technology may substantially influence when and how death will happen [ 3, 4].
By systematically highlighting the challenges, the maternal death review process itself may become understandable.
Should an additional mutation or gene activation occur that suppresses this cell death, the N/Src cells may become even more malignant.
