In Mastomys, the same drug was less effective, killing only 31% of the naturally acquired adult worms, but 51%, when the dose was doubled.
Millions of years ago, some dog species, such as wolves, were effective killing machines, chasing down their prey at high speed and devouring it.
The drone program has been effective, killing more than 400 Al Qaeda militants this year alone, according to American officials, but fewer than 10 noncombatants.
But a bacterium isolated from forest soil, called Chromobacterium violaceum, was even more effective, killing 90% of the larvae in 3 days.
The bombardment proved effective, killing a number of al-Nusra fighters in the central area of the city that day.
TSA's effective killing dose of 400 n fully inhibited HDAC1 activity, while depsipeptide's effective killing dose of 50 n produced no inhibition.
The absorptive capacity of plaque-left-behind after brushing is of utmost clinical importance, since plaque is predominantly left behind in places where its removal and effective killing matter most.
Using multiple genetically engineered established CCRCC cell lines, early-passage primary CCRCC cultured cells and CCRCC xenografts in a murine model, we provide pre-clinical evidence that NF-κB-dependent replication and virulence of EMCV targets tumour cells that exhibit elevated HIF status for selective and effective killing.
IRS and larvicide treatment in the immediate vicinity of a case is known to be highly effective, killing an estimated 90% of all adult and immature mosquito stages present in the case cell and the 8 surrounding cells per day [ 43].
It's true, in a sense: when holding objects that are specifically designed to be the most effective killing machines possible, people do, in fact, kill people.
What American Sniper does show is the special talent and emotional detachment required to be an effective killing machine (Kyle had 160 confirmed kills, and, by his own reckoning, dozens more unconfirmed ones).
