Sentences with phrase «same killing method»

But as NYT Bestseller James Rollins says, in fiction, never use the same killing method twice in the same book.

Not exact matches

In vivo fractional synthesis rates (FSR, % / d) were calculated according to the method described by Garlick et al. (11): FSR = 100 × (EP − EN) / (EA × t), where t is the incorporation time (15 min), expressed in days, EP is the enrichment of protein - bound valine at the time of killing, EN is the natural enrichment of protein - bound valine, which was measured in each tissue in 5 rats fed the same fish diet and EA is the enrichment of tissue - free valine at the time of killing.

Each player is assigned another player to hunt, and they must use the various methods at their disposal to sniff out and ultimately kill their target, all while another player is trying to do the same to them.

The one - and two - star reviews for this book are filled with paragraphs on what's wrong with this title (and I'm relieved to see that these people had almost the same problems I had with it, minus the lazy «ripped from the headlines» quality of the story line and my deranged conspiracy theory about King simply highlighting other methods of killing people), but if you look at the five - star reviews, they are frighteningly identical.

Accordingly, Dr. Levy concluded that Seamus» heartworms could be treated through the «slow kill» method, which involves administering an initial course of antibiotics, followed by monthly ivermectrin (HeartGuard), which is the same oral medicine every southern dog should take to prevent heartworms.

Legislation adopted in 1998 introduced reforms, including the practice of population control killing using the same methods commonly used in the west.

So - called alternative methods to kill heartworms, such as Paratox, are no safer than conventional drugs, since they rely on the exact same action — they kill the larvae / worms in the bloodstream.

Indeed, while the causal methods may be different, the results are the same if we extrapolate to killing «pit bulls.»

You may think that it's only foxes and minks that endure this horrific treatment but many cats and dogs are also used for their skins and they suffer the same intense confinement and brutal killing methods as other animals used in the fur industry.

Though it can be argued that both games naturally include an easiest method to kill enemy X, this method is going to be different in Zelda based on the type of player because no one player is going to be the same.

Lockstep, everyone earning the same piece of the pie, and the eat - what - you - kill model remain the two most popular methods for compensating partners, with the latter in Canada being the most predominant.