Sentence examples for spectrum of death from inspiring English sources
On the spectrum of death — mortality's rainbow, if you will — they fill the space between the cool regularity of background death rates and the hot flare of species burning out into extinction.
The intrinsic or mitochondrial pathway transduces a wide spectrum of death signals that originate from both outside and inside the cells.
In contrast, the more ancient intrinsic or mitochondrial/ER (endoplasmic reticulum) pathway transducts a wide spectrum of death signals that originate both outside and inside the cell.
The spectrum of deaths by age at death is given in Table 1.
This high mortality is not fully reflected in published reports on "drug related deaths," as definition of such deaths is deliberately and properly a restrictive one, limited to overdoses from illicit drugs and not the wider spectrum of deaths (including deaths from infections, assaults, and overdose from drugs such as paracetamol) found in the DORIS sample.
Patient care and family support are rated lower than the main comparative data which pertains to US hospices [ 18, 19] but the fact that acute hospitals deal with a wider spectrum of deaths than hospices, from sudden to expected, would need to be taken into account in any valid comparison [ 29].
While many assays have been developed to quantify specific aspects of cell death, it has been suggested that to detect the broad spectrum of cell death cascades with high sensitivity, measurements of multiple relatively early indicators should be integrated.
A spectrum of cell death phenotypes, ranging from classic apoptosis to necrosis, has been described after TBI [ 27, 29].
These results may indicate that DDC has the ability to identify early apoptotic cells and that use of TUNEL alone may not reveal the full spectrum of cell death stages.
The joke is hardly ever on the reader of Perillo's new book of poems, "On the Spectrum of Possible Deaths".
The poems in "On the Spectrum of Possible Deaths" are taut, lucid, lyric, filled with complex emotional reflection while avoiding the usual difficulties of highbrow poetry.
