Sentence examples for rate of kill from inspiring English sources

Although both the soluble and immobilized peptides demonstrated membrane disruption capabilities, the latter showed a slower rate of kill, presumably due to reduced diffusivity and flexibility resulting from conjugation to the polymer brush.

The higher C8-50 concentragainstgainst P. aeruginosa apparently accounts for the increased rate of kill.

The rate of kill was determined using the method described by Odenholt [ 12] with some modification.

Presumably this kill continues after 14 days in human disease, as in the mouse, without the slowing of the rate of kill found with other drugs.

The early time points, which assess the rate of kill of the challenge organisms, revealed the most significant differences between the two preservative systems.

Moreover, CHD-FA showed a rapid rate of kill for the periodontal pathogens tested as polymicrobial biofilms, as after 30 min treatment cellular viability was reduced by ≥90%, which was also observed for studies of C. albicans[ 15].

After the Arab League's offer to mediate, his security forces have sharply increased their rate of killing.

He said the rate of killing – three rhino and more than 50 elephants a day in South Africa – meant that children born this year, such as his daughter Charlotte, would see the last elephants and rhino die before their 25th birthday.

Predictably enough, Mr Chávez dismissed the allegations as part of an American-led campaign against him.ETA's decline is reflected both in falling recruitment and in a lower rate of killing.

Brazil's slaves have gone, but not the violence of social conflict that has pushed the number of homicides a year in Sao Paulo up to more than 8,500 -- "an undeclared civil war," in the words of Luiz Carlos dos Santos, a social worker, and a rate of killing now over 10 times that in the five New York boroughs.

The rate of killing Dr Mitani reports is between one-and-a-half and five times that seen in human agricultural societies and between five and 17 times higher than attrition due to warfare among hunter-gatherers, who could have less need to defend territory than farmers.