Sentence examples similar to in response to suffocation from inspiring English sources

Psychiatrists have theorized that emotional distress reflects a built-in response to suffocation.

Royal Headache is a band that inspires pride, as well, at a time when the noose on the neck of live music in Sydney is jerked to suffocation point.

Consistent with earlier suggestions that panic is a false biological alarm, the affective response to CO2 may be part of a protective system triggered by suffocation and acute metabolic distress.

Once the news hit the New York papers, attendance at Warren's appearances at the museum became, in Barnum's words, "crowded to suffocation".

Is drowning by tsunami equal to suffocation in a gas chamber?

Secretions collect in the throat and may lead to suffocation by blocking the airway.

Being trapped in a confined space also means a rising temperature and an increase in carbon dioxide, which, if it reaches too high a level, leads to suffocation.

Tumors in BXB11 are more frequent and therefore more rapidly fill the lung leading to suffocation as evident from the survival curves (Figure 1C).

The position of the nose and mouth in the re-enactments can help a medical examiner determine whether a death was due to suffocation, Camperlengo said.

"The roads were narrow... it led to suffocation.

The constriction of rationing here amounts to suffocation.