The phrase "killing process" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a series of actions or steps that result in the death or destruction of something. Here are a few examples: - The insecticide works by disrupting the pest's natural killing process. - Factory farming is a highly efficient but controversial killing process for producing meat. - The murder investigation revealed a complex and methodical killing process used by the suspect.
To test the effectiveness of the heat killing process, we plated a 50 μl sample of each of these cultures and in no case were live bacteria observed.
(15) También San Luis llora una masacre Also San Luis cry-3SPres a massacre Behaver Process Range San Luis also cries over a massacre (16) "Fue salvaje": dijeron testigos de la matanza Be-3SgPast savage say-3PlPast witnesses of the killing Process Attribute Process Actor "It was savage": said witnesses of the killing.
In cases in which animals are domesticated for food, most modern countries are striving for better animal welfare practices that minimize pain and suffering during the killing process with the goal to render an animal unconscious quickly before it is killed.
Previously, rodent and human monocytes/macrophages killed glioma cells bearing the membrane macrophage colony stimulating factor (mM-CSF) through paraptosis, but the molecular mechanism of this killing process was never identified.
In great detail, they documented the killing process.
The killing process, it's the opposite of bloodlust.
Android 2.3 brings improved app management, but that's not a good sign if it's still not killing processes in a way to preserve battery life.
Biological adhesion, rhythmic processes, growth and cell killing processes had the lowest SSR contents among the P. patens transcripts.
ASMq appeared to activate tumour-inhibiting or killing processes through the activation of lymphocytes and lymphokines or chemokines, in addition to effects on cell division, DNA synthesis and apoptosis demonstrated in vivo on other cancer models [ 5- 7].
By contrast, the "caught and killed" process means you catch the guy and then you kill him (how else could one interpret it?) Under that scenario quaint legal ideals don't mean much.
But many at the slaughterhouse run by the Hallmark/Westland Meat Packing Company were killed, processed, and their meat sent to the National School Lunch Programme.
