Sentence examples for lethal impacts from inspiring English sources

While building biofilms, cells physiologically adapt to sustain the otherwise lethal impacts of a variety of environmental stress conditions.

Starting from the estimation of induced failures on spacecraft (S/C) components and from the computation of lethal impacts (with an energy leading to the loss of the satellite), and considering the equipment redundancies and interactions between components, the debris-induced S/C functional impairment is assessed.

Investigations have focused on lethal impacts, but observations made during these experiments indicate potential for ecologically important sub-lethal impacts".

Information on sub lethal impacts of anticoagulants is readily available to anyone with access to the internet and web browser.

Sub lethal impacts of anticoagulant rodenticides on wildlife are a threat that has the potential to impact future generations of birds, fish, sea lions, elephant seals, raptors, sharks, insects, crabs and other marine life.

The forensic and medical practices have confirmed that acute alcohol intoxication (AAI) and deaths connected with it represent one of the most common lethal impacts of substance abuse in any human population.

Before the surge in attacks, moves were already afoot in the state to stop the use of traditional shark nets in Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong because of their lethal impact on sharks, whales and other marine life.

Britain's biggest supermarket has warned that dearer food prices triggered by the plunge in the value of the pound will have a lethal impact on poor families worst affected by the expected jump in inflation over the next two years.

But that is largely because of Western food aid, and because North Koreans like the Parks -- who are not further identified because of the possibility of retaliation -- have themselves developed survival strategies to blunt the lethal impact of what United Nations experts have called a "slow-motion famine".

Considering the lethal impact of arsenic, WHO has recommended maximum contaminant level of arsenic as 10 μg/l in drinking water (Gupta et al. 2005).

The lethal impact of irradiation was characterised by a decrease of the weed fresh mass of 90% compared to untreated plants two weeks after irradiation.