Sentence examples for death method from inspiring English sources

These and other double dye studies are capable of screening NDS and other compounds at the cellular level for a possible cell death method before endangering animal or human lives.

Appearing throughout are personal stories and testimonies, the practical experience of those who chose the natural death method and the quiet serenity of home wakes and preparations (and their practical considerations).

Information is collected about place of death, method of dying, and presence of a suicide note.

There is a virus method, a death method, a scratch or bite method for getting infected.

Still, at least once a day for years I had scanned my catalog of death methods.

The prevalence of the entomopathogenic fungus Beauveria bassiana was determined by inspection of worker corpses (>30 workers/population, 881 individuals, 27 populations) that had been kept in a humid chamber at 23°C for 20 days after death (Methods S7).

Participants' knowledge improved over the programme of study with regard to the suitability of organs that can be donated after death, methods available to register organ donation intentions, organ donation laws, concept of brain death and the likelihood of recovery after brain death.

30 32 Statistically significant changes in knowledge about fundamental aspects of organ donation occurred in relation to the suitability of organs that could be donated after death, methods available to register organ donation intentions and organ donation laws and the likelihood of recovery following a diagnosis of brain death.

The birth-and-death method was employed to simulate the progressive damage to the material.

Calculations with the birth-and-death method, using combination coefficients determined by the limiting-sphere theory, show that a Gaussian-type distribution fits well the experimental results.

The additional mortality (estimating the number of premature deaths) method has been used in a number of health risk studies to measure changes in annual or daily mortality [e.g. [ 4, 5]].