Sentence examples for methods for killing from inspiring English sources

Animal rights advocates won the restraining order in State Superior Court on Sunday on the grounds that the methods for killing the deer were dangerous and cruel.

But at least two members of Congress have complained about the agency's failure to provide information about its justifications and methods for killing animals.

Critics say the methods for killing the deer -- using high-powered rifles with silencers or catching deer with nets and firing bolts into their heads -- are dangerous and cruel.

Animal rights advocates had asked for the restraining order on the grounds that the methods for killing the deer -- using high-powered rifles with silencers or catching deer with nets and firing bolts into their heads -- were dangerous and cruel.

Purification, heat treatment and other methods for killing viruses outside the human body have eliminated H.I.V. from the clotting factors and significantly reduced the risk of infection with other viral diseases, like hepatitis, experts say.

But because it provides an economic benefit to shippers, by reducing the need for expensive repainting or other treatments for corroded tanks, it may be more likely to be used than other methods for killing organisms in ballast water that do not offer such economic incentives.

One promising method for killing bacteria is to use bacteriophages: viruses that infect and kill bacteria.

Nearly all boids and many colubrids utilize a constriction method for killing their food.

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Gamma radiation is the best method for killing pathogens, Dr. Malinin of the University of Miami said, but it tends to weaken the structural integrity of certain tissues, like tendons and ligaments used in knee operations.

"This work represents a very interesting genetic method for killing antibiotic-resistant bacteria in a directed fashion, which in principle could help to combat the spread of antibiotic resistance fueled by excessive broad-spectrum treatment," says Ahmad Khalil, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering at Boston University who was not part of the research team.