Sentence examples for induced fatality from inspiring English sources

We show that the vCD30 is expressed as a secreted disulfide linked trimer and that the absence of vCD30 does not impair mousepox induced fatality in vivo.

Note that these figures reflect directly induced fatalities in the United States only; there have been several storms during this period that had tragic effects in the Caribbean.

This means that an almost total arrest of O2 influx is needed to induce fatality in, for example, young elongating cereal roots (Blackwell and Wells 1983).

Statistical research into this wealth-health tradeoff suggests that every $21 million increase in regulatory cost induces one fatality.

Improvement in the housing system and introduction of safe cooking, lighting and heating, may have the potential to decrease unnecessary fire-induced fatalities.

There is no record in the extensive medical literature describing a proven, documented cannabis-induced fatality". So even parents who might not have my penchant for methodical experimentation would have little to fear in using it to treat children like mine.

I was slightly reassured when the park ranger who had accompanied us on the bus trip told me that there never had been a bear-induced fatality in Katmai.

An instance of a storm-induced fatality is the death of a man in White Plains, New York, who was killed by waters raging across the Hutchinson River Parkway.

Human vaccines reduce fatalities induced by bites of possible rabies-infected dogs.

Finally, the estimated effects of mass and footprint reduction are sensitive to the measure of exposure used (fatalities per induced exposure crash, rather than per VMT), as well as other changes in the data or control variables used.

Pulmonary fibrosis induced by paraquat (PQ) has caused a large number of human fatalities all over the world, especially in Asian region.