Sentence examples for increase in killing from inspiring English sources

For UV-C exposure, the increase in killing for germinated versus dormant spores ranged from 0.85 log (strain VA17) to 2.15 log (strain ATCC 43593) (P<0.001 for each strain comparison).

Strains highly virulent to nematodes (e.g. B. cenocepacia HI2424) grew similarly as moderately virulent strains but killed nematodes more quickly and to a greater extent (>60% mortality), with the onset of nematode death as early as 48 h and with the greatest increase in killing rate between 72 h and 96 h.

DCCD caused significant death of S. aureus (Table 2), but when DCCD was used in combination with C6H there was no increase in killing.

Treatment with plant extract also induces the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines [ 33], which activate the cells resulting in an increase in killing efficiency of macrophages.

The increase in killing of elephants in countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo to feed a voracious international ivory market is well known, said Fiona Maisels, of the Wildlife Conservation Society and the University of Stirling, in Scotland, one of two primary authors of the paper published in PLoS One.

The higher concentration of CHX (100 and 200 µg/mL) did not show significant increase in killing of S. mutans biofilm cells (compared to 50 µg/mL) both in the absence and presence of DC (p > 0.6, two-way ANOVA followed by Tukey test; Fig. 1a, c).

Data from August 2013 showed that approximately 11,500 children had been killed, with "exponential increases in killing and maiming" over the previous year [ 2, 3].

Mr Obama created the task force in December in response to an increase in police killing unarmed minorities, including the high-profile deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner last year.

Data from three independent donors showed an increase of two fold in killing frequency as compared to untreated target cells, reaching a maximum of 6 target cells killed per NK cell after 16 hours (Fig. 6C).

On the other hand, the addition of a small amount of NCs to dilute MB solution leads to a small increase in cell kill efficiency, which was found to be dependent on the excitation time (Fig. 9b). Figure 9 Cell viability studies involving the incubation of cells in MB NC-containing MB NC-containingxcitation with UV light.

After a skyrocketing increase in illegally killed rhinos in South Africa over the last four years, the record was reached in 2011, with 448 animals falling victim poachers.