Sentence examples for lesser death from inspiring English sources

But it worked the other way round: what I had expected to be the lesser death proved more complicated, more hazardous.

A decrease of mitochondrial Ca2+ can also attenuate mPTP opening and thus contribute to the lesser cell death detected in intervened hearts [ 47].

After several seizures, Fluoro-Jade C labelling revealed a strong neuronal loss in the CA3 region and a lesser cell death in the CA1 region of LGI1−/− mice aged postnatal day 14 (n = 3, Fig. 8P-R), but not in LGI1+/− or wild-type or postnatal day 8 LGI1−/− mice (not shown).

Luther and Ripley are assigned a pair of cases, the larger involving a woman murdered in a way that evokes an earlier series of killings and the lesser concerning the death of an Internet troll.

So far, he has been tried for the lesser offence of "death caused by negligence".

Complete remission (CR) was achieved in 97/164 (59%) and partial remission (PR) in 23/164 (14%) with lesser responses or death being documented in 44.

This uncertainty is driven largely by rates of stroke and, to a lesser extent, vascular death and the cost of managing strokes.

A study carried out in the country found that hospital based midwives could detect obstetric complications, administer the necessary care and therefore expose their patients to a lesser risk of death more successfully than nurses and traditional birth attendants, and at a comparable level to doctors [ 11].

Kim Echlin's novel "The Disappeared" contains many elements that might doom a lesser book: the deaths of multiple characters (among them the narrator's baby); an unabashedly effusive love story; a mix of first- and second-person narration; and, as a setting, the bones and ashes of the Cambodian genocide, which claimed approximately 1.7 million lives between 1975 and 1979.

Associations with higher summer temperatures were stronger after low-mortality winters than after high-mortality winters for all ages combined and, to a lesser extent, for deaths among persons ≥ 65 years of age.

This excess mortality was mainly caused by substance abuse-related deaths (EMR = 2.25 per 1000 PYR) and to a lesser extent by unnatural deaths (EMR = 0.67 per 1,000 PYR) and by deaths with HIV as the underlying cause (EMR = 0.39 per 1,000 PYR).