Sentence examples for poisons for example from inspiring English sources

The presence of a functional spindle assembly checkpoint was tested for using two different spindle poisons – for example, Taxol and nocodazole – in MCPH1-deficient cells.

His "Poison," for example, won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival in 1991, and "Far From Heaven" received four Academy Award nominations, including one for its star, Julianne Moore.

Spiders have been able to turn an insulinlike protein into a powerful poison, for example, thanks to a duplicated hormone gene.

Poisoning, for example, is linked to the grasping and mouth-exploratory behaviors of children ages 1 3 years; falls are particularly related to the stage of learning to walk, while burns from hot liquids have previously been found to be higher among children ages 12 18 months (Agran et al. 2003).

That the water is poisoned, for example.

Poison, for example, had long shaggy or backcombed hair, accessories, metal studs, leather and make-up during their live performances.

The political fallout would run deep, stirring up poison, for example, for potential Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul, who's the sponsor of the Senate version of the personhood bill.

They vary in construction, but nearly all are hand-held cubes or circles that you can push, click, squeeze, or spin to give yourself something to do while focusing on a given task, whether it's reading, typing at a computer, or sitting in math class (rather than giving yourself ink poisoning, for example).

These data show that endogenous geminin overexpression in breast cancer cell lines such as MDAMB231 prevents the persistence of TopoIIα on chromosomes in a CKIε-dependent (positively) and Cdc7-dependent (negatively) manner, thus reducing the ability of the TopoIIα poison (for example, etoposide) to covalently bind TopoIIα to DNA.

Do not use the noun to mean any other kind of poison (mineral, for example).

"Dendrobatid (poison) frogs, for example, have complex behaviours like parental care and sexual conflict", added Dr Rowland.