lethality in A Sentence

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    Without timely treatment, Lethality is up to 80%.

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    We continue to underestimate the Lethality of loneliness as a serious public health issue.

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    These are classified as incapacitating agents, and Lethality is not a factor of their effectiveness.

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    Cruelty was institutionalized to an unprecedented degree, Lethality was organized on a mass production basis.

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    However, explanations of elevated police Lethality in the US should focus on more than police policy and behavior.

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    To maximise Lethality, the body of the S-mine was filled with hundreds of steel ball bearings that would be launched outwards at high speeds.

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    It would not be wrong to say that this Depot provides the Lethality to the fighter and bomber squadrons of the Indian Air Force.

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    He said with the induction of new weapon systems and high-tech equipment, the capability and Lethality of the Indian Army was progressively improving each passing day.

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    As a scholar of sociology and criminal justice, I recently set out to understand why rates of police Lethality in the US are so much higher than rates in Europe.

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    Further, the experience of social rejection and isolation that can result from being bullied has the potential for direct harmful mental and physical health outcomes and even early mortality-“the Lethality of loneliness.”.

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    If this DNA repair defect is in one of seven DNA repair pathways(see DNA repair pathways), and a compensating DNA repair pathway is inhibited, then the tumor cells may be killed by synthetic Lethality.

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    Many scientists today are calling for the total destruction of these remaining stockpiles, pointing to the disease's Lethality, and the fact that this would make it easier to enforce international laws against possession of the virus.

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    Farrell not only describes how homicidal poisoning fits the most popular criminological theories for why people kill but also examines the nature and Lethality of various poisons, identifies trends in poisoning, provides a history, and shows offender traits and victim characteristics.

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