Sentence examples for death strain from inspiring English sources

They're trying to learn when and why the Black Death strain jumped from rodents to humans, and what made it spread so rapidly.

A team led by Lisa Seifert at Munich's Ludwig Maximilian University reported in January that the Black Death strain persisted in Europe for at least 3 centuries, based on DNA sequences from eight skeletons at two burial sites in Germany that spanned the 14th to the 17th centuries.

Also in January, a team led by Kirsten Bos at Jena's Max Planck Institute reported further evidence that a descendant of the Black Death strain hung on in Europe, implicating it in the last major European plague outbreak, in Marseille, France.

Again, the inability of RA T cells to effectively repair DNA breaks was associated with increased cell death, straining T-cell regenerative mechanisms [ 68].

This region was reported as present in the Plague of Justinian and Black Death strains, having been lost in the CO92 reference genome (from the Third Pandemic) (Chain et al., 2004, Wagner et al., 2014).

The officers' deaths strained the relationship between city police unions and de Blasio, who union leaders have said contributed to an environment that allowed the killings by supporting protests following the deaths of Eric Garner on Staten Island and Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.

But when it comes to edibles, she said customers will go for "anything". The Ominously-Named 'Death Star' Strain!

Now, this ordinarily placid campus, cradled between the Adirondack Mountains and Lake Champlain, is trying to come to terms with a death that strains credulity.

An angry Ellen reveals to her that John's recklessness caused Bill's death, which strains Jo's friendship with Sam and Dean.

Civilian deaths have strained relations for years between the NATO-led military coalition and the Afghan government, and NATO has made efforts to reduce them.

The writing can be over-explicit - Pop has "white nightmares" about death - or strain credulity, as when reflex racism dissolves in the face of a kind gesture.