Sentence examples for specifically killing from inspiring English sources

Because CSCs express specific cell surface markers, the idea that specifically killing CSCs with their antibodies or other products can induce unexpected effects.

This was in "strip mall New Jersey" and the boyfriend's dad – a Vietnam vet Green Beret with a metal plate in his head ("who told a survivalist training anecdote about sleeping in a parachute naked with other men") thought Tara was luring his boy away from more manly pursuits – specifically killing things.

Nevertheless, there is some dispute about how great an evil torture is relative to other great evils, specifically killing and murder.

Here, we report the design of an S/MAR-based suicide construct capable of episomal maintenance and specifically killing pluripotent stem cells but not differentiated cells in the presence of ganciclovir.

The King Bayinnaung of Burma, after conquering the Bago in 1559, the Buddhist King prohibited the practice of halal, specifically, killing food animals in the name of God.

From this, we conclude that specifically killing those cells selected by the azot promoter is sufficient and required to prevent morphological malformations and provide resistance to UV irradiation.

Furthermore, T2-A3 cells pulsed with gp100614-622 or tyrosinase325-334 were specifically killed by T cells with matching specificities (Supplementary Figure 5a and b, respectively).

The corresponding models therefore enable further exploration of brain-specific metabolic functions and identification of drug targets that specifically kill tumor cells with minimal side effects on normal tissues.

Both forms of amebic dysentery are treated with drugs that specifically kill the amebic parasites that thrive in the intestines.

Later, during recovery from infection, the immunoglobulin IgG, which can specifically kill the invading microorganism, is produced.

When an individual receives an antibiotic that specifically kills the bacteria causing the disease say, tuberculosis the immense majority of the bacteria die, but one in a million may have a mutation that provides resistance to the antibiotic.