Sentence examples for production killing from inspiring English sources

Between 1994 and 1998, a combination of mismanagement, droughts, and flooding paralyzed North Korean food production, killing up to three million people.

In May, a large explosion rocked a Foxconn factory in the western Chinese city of Chengdu that is linked to Apple's iPad 2 production, killing at least three people and injuring at least 15 workers.

Previous reports on CD4-CD8 T cell interactions have demonstrated the manifestations of CD4 help are evident only in recall responses to resting memory CD8+ T cells, when helpless CD8+ T cells display defective cytokine production, killing, and re-expansion [7], [9], [11].

Mass production kills value".

The award-winning playwright and actor Nakkiah Lui will be adapting her 2015 Belvoir production Kill the Messenger for the screen, for a feature directed by Samantha Lang.

The death toll on Sunday was the highest in a coal mine accident since December 2007, when an explosion in the city of Linfen in Shanxi Province — often called the most polluted city in China because of the relentless haze from coal production — killed 105 miners, The Associated Press reported, citing the State Administration of Work Safety.

Treatment of macrophages with staurosporine, which directly induces caspase 3/7 dependent apoptosis without triggering NO production, killed mycobacteria effectively and with a similar kinetic than did IFN-γ treatment, thereby further establishing apoptosis as an IFN-γ mediated defense mechanism.

Bowa and Rolen feuded publicly in June after Bowa was quoted as saying that Rolen's lack of production was killing the team.

Set mostly on a contemporary army base in Cyprus, this production makes killing use of the pressures and protocol of military life abroad to explain how the play's homicides could happen.

Some antiviral soluble factors released by CD8+ T cells suppress viral replication (by decreasing the probability of infection or the rate of virus production) without killing the infected cells [7].

To address whether increased ROS production mediates killing of adenanthin to cancer cells, these cells were pretreated by a general ROS scavenger N-acetyl-l-cysteine (NAC).