Sentence examples for may die due from inspiring English sources

For example, a breast cancer patient may die due to causes unrelated to the disease.

Women in a clinical trial with breast cancer incidence as the endpoint may die due to causes other than breast cancer before the occurrence of the cancer.

For example, a woman aged 70 or above may die due to heart attack before she is diagnosed with breast cancer.

International estimates [ 3] state that the prevalence of hepatitis C in the Portuguese population is between 1% and 1.5% and that around 900 to 1,200 people per year may die due to hepatitis C complications such as cirrhosis, hepatocellular carcinoma, HIV co-infection and non-specific liver failure.

The sensitivity of the scenario may be judged by the fact that at consumption of a liter of water per day with 50 μg/L arsenic, 13 per thousand individuals may die due to liver, lung, kidney or bladder cancer [ 3].

It is feasible to suggest that two processes may occur within a population of cancer cells with increased RUNX2 expression; a small number of cells may die due to the pro-apoptotic signals they receive; however, many more may become apoptosis resistant, resulting in the pro-survival phenotype observed in the RUNX2-overexpressing LNCaP cells.

Invasive UTUCs are often characterized by progressive multifocal recurrence, even following adjunctive radiotherapy or systemic chemotherapy, and patients may ultimately die due to metastasis [ 46, 47].

They may die early due to depleted energy resulted from high workload in the bootstrapping procedure.

But if we select the optimal location relay selection algorithm to transmit data, the relay node may die prematurely due to a heavy load.

It is also suggested that the significance of ant nests in providing favourable sites for plant growth is enhanced in drier years, when many species in off-nest sites may die prematurely due to drought.

Farmed salmon suffering from CMS often lack clinical signs and may die suddenly due to rupture of the atrium or sinus venosus resulting in cardiac tamponade [ 1, 6].