Sentence examples for in suffocation from inspiring English sources

"We're concerned about the increase in suffocation deaths among infants and the increase of 91 percent among 15- to 19-year-olds in poisoning deaths, most of which can be attributed to prescription drugs.

This growth increases the amount of organic debris in the water, which can lead to a decrease in the available oxygen, resulting in suffocation of fish and other animals.

The curve of her spine is so pronounced that without physical therapy, her backbone will collapse upon her organs and result in suffocation and death.

They wear no safety protection, carry a store-bought, battery-powered flashlight, and often die from brutal working conditions that result in suffocation, cave-ins, and death from sheer exhaustion.

In areas, where flooding was not clearly observed, the soil profiles were fully saturated, resulting in suffocation of plants and causing deleterious effects to crop plants.

Abundant amounts of mucus in the respiratory tract which may be a sign of ceased placenta function before the birth process was completed, resulting in suffocation of the calf.

She lists them off: "Knifing in Carmen, jumping in Tosca, strangulation in Otello, burning in Norma, suffocation in Aida, harakiri in Butterfly, consumption in La Traviata".

The final mode of death was septic shock in 20 patients (46.5%), respiratory failure in 18 (41.9%), and TB-related cachexia in the remaining 5 (11.6%), including massive gastrointestinal bleeding in 2, suffocation in 2, and sudden cardiac arrest in one (Table  4).

Pores in this membrane lead to dissipation of the electric potential across the mitochondrial membrane resulting in "cellular suffocation" in part resembling uncoupling agents and enable mitochondrial-cytosolic escape of reactive oxygen species and induction of apoptosis.

However, the decrease in strangulation and suffocation in Virginia can be attributed to changes in the collection and coding of data in 2006 and 2007, respectively.

THE ARTS, PAGE E1 Verdict in Smuggling Case A federal jury convicted a trucker from Schenectady, N.Y., on human smuggling charges in the suffocation deaths of 19 illegal immigrants in South Texas in 2003.