Sentence examples for delay deaths from inspiring English sources

Third line treatments might delay deaths from relatively advanced disease and hence after "statistical" cure, patients may still have a higher mortality relative to that observed in the general population.

Another issue raised in the debate is that increased longevity and medical advances can delay death.

Mr. Scheidegger said the authority some governors had to commute or delay death penalty sentences "is given for the purpose of correcting injustices in individual cases.

The theologians often split along religious lines, with Christians saying that to delay death was to delay union with God, and a Jew, Rabbi Neil Gilman of the Jewish Theological Center, declaring that everything possible to prolong life must be done.

Elderly Chinese women delay death until the full moon.

A set of gene variants associated with late-onset menstruation was more common in longer-lived women, suggesting it might help delay death.

Cytokinins, which delay death in plant cells, can spur green islands on their own and are plentiful in leaf-miner islands.

We can delay death; we can't cancel it.

Here the individual or group hopes that it can at least postpone or delay death by promising to reform or turn over a new leaf.

Medical interventions delay death from age-related diseases, often without curing them.

Fever control using external cooling decreased vasopressor requirements and appeared to delay death.