Sentence examples for shooting disease from inspiring English sources

After years of poisoning campaigns, indiscriminate shooting, disease and loss of habitat, the Utah prairie dog was listed as an endangered species in 1973.

The malfunctioning of tenure agreements and the mistrust between landlords, who are mainly absentee farmers, and their caretaker cocoa farmers pose a serious threat to pest management innovations, especially where pruning to control Black Pod disease and uprooting trees infected with Swollen Shoot disease are concerned.

The high virulence level of P. arrhenomanes PT 60 also resulted in a significant seedling death of 28% (P ≤ 0.05), i.e. the percentage of plantlets with shoot disease severity score 5. *Mean shoot and root length data (n = 18).

"We're shooting for disease-free status, where someone with M.S. is on a medicine and has no sign of M.S.," said Dr. Richard Rudick, director of the Mellen Center for Multiple Sclerosis Treatment and Research at the Cleveland Clinic.

But researchers suspected that flesh-eating bacteria skipped the aiming step and shot out disease-causing toxins willy-nilly.

A new study by researchers at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health shows that flavoring agents used in electronic cigarettes have been linked to lung disease, shooting further holes in the "vaping is totally safe, bro!" argument.

Both V. longisporum and V. dahliae entered the plant by penetrating the roots, but only V. longisporum spread to the shoot and induced disease symptoms, including stunted growth, chlorosis and discoloration of the vessels in older leaves [29 ]

This pathogen inhibited crown and lateral root development, induced severe wilting and caused strong stunting of rice roots and shoots, whereas the disease symptoms induced by the P. graminicola isolate were less pronounced and the P. inflatum isolate exerted only minor effects on rice seedling development.

She experienced the first signs of disease as shooting pains in her legs as a teenager.

Between 30,000 and 50,000 died from cold, starvation, shooting, beatings, lethal injections, disease and medical experimentation; tens of thousands were sent east to be murdered.

On Jan . 22 , 1998for the first time in the United States, doctors at Yale-New Haven Hospital treated a genetic disease by shooting a syringe full of healthy genes directly into the brain — Jacob Sontag's brain.