Sentence examples for without any death from inspiring English sources
Of the infected without treatment flies, 75%% died by the 28th hour after infection; infected with antibiotics group received oral linezolid for 18 h and showed improved survival without any death due to infection in the first 72 h after infection.
Patients with VAA who were stratified for watchful waiting had a 30-day mortality of 6.6%% (12 of 182 patients), without any death caused by verified aneurysm rupture.
Those patients without any death information would be presumed to be still alive ("survivors"), and active follow-up is conducted as a routine procedure [ 9].
Since then, he said he had performed 800 procedures without any deaths.
The medical center's own gastric bypass specialists "have an excellent safety record," having performed more than 400 operations without any deaths, said the agency's spokeswoman, Shelley Lotenberg.
The Army assured Congress that the chemicals were "perfectly safe" and offered "a new vista of controlling people without any deaths" — even though early efforts to make weapons from mescaline and LSD were dropped, because the drugs were too unsafe or too unpredictable.
Alternately, near misses are seen as 'free lessons' where learning can occur, but without any deaths.
The infection spread quickly between different stables of the same farm and led to mild disease in fattening pigs without any deaths related to enteric disease.
Notably, Hsp70 is frequently overexpressed in tumors, and downregulation of Hsp70 in breast, pancreatic, or colon cancer cells leads to LMP and cathepsin-mediated cell death without any external death stimuli [ 27, 129], suggesting that the tumorigenic potential of Hsp70 could, in part, be due to stabilization of lysosomes.
Among the second occupation force during the first decade of the 1900s, dengue reportedly occurred without causing any deaths.
We examined how many records reported number of deaths only in the serious adverse events module without reporting any deaths as a reason for discontinuation.
