Sentence examples for members death from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the ability of several family members (death receptors) to induce death (mainly via apoptosis) represents a promising target for cancer therapy.
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Our participants' reasons for suicidal ideation included illness and physical discomfort, conflicts with family members/friends, illness of family members, death of family members/friends, and loneliness.
Suicide ideation was triggered by illness and physical discomfort, conflicts with family members/friends, illness of family members, death of family members/friends, and loneliness.
AM functional core (BCL2 family members, Death Associated Proteins, BAG, BIRC, Caspases) appeared in multicellular organisms and was enriched with new molecular elements (e.g., DEATH receptors and their ligands, CARDs and TRAFs) with the onset of vertebrates.
The array included TNF ligands and their receptors (TRAFs), Bcl2 family members, caspases, inhibitor of apoptosis, caspase recruitment domain family members, death domain, death effector domain, and cell death-inducing DFFA-like effector family members, as well as the genes involved in the p53 and DNA-damaged induced apoptosis and ataxia telangiectasia mutated pathways.
No one in the international community accepts the justification from the Syrian government that those security service members' deaths justify the daily killings, beatings, extrajudicial detentions, torture and harassment of unarmed civilian protesters.
The 81-page lawsuit contains few details about the five service members' deaths, three of whom died in 2016.
On the programme, Ms Banner also claimed her reports to police "never got taken seriously", and that her family members' deaths "could have been avoided".
But why not -- me who lights a Yahrzeit candle on every anniversary of family members' deaths?
People tried so hard to find anybody who had witnessed their family members' deaths.
