The phrase "a range of mortality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in death rates or life expectancy across different populations, conditions, or time periods.
Example: "The study revealed a range of mortality rates among different age groups, highlighting the disparities in health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of mortality" or "a variety of mortality rates".
The aim of this paper is to measure between-group inequality in mortality experience in EU countries through a range of mortality indicators.
Results remain consistent across a range of mortality and fertility schedules broad enough to incorporate most demographic scenarios possible through Homo sapiens history.
A range of mortality rates was estimated from eqn (1) by applying a temperature range of −1 to +3°C.
They are associated with a range of mortality phenotype, e.g. TC007490 (100% total mortality), TC012521 (95% total mortality), TC006805 (75.6% total mortality), TC013650 (47.7% total mortality).
The 1972 report from the NHLI quoted a range of mortality from 25% with optimal care to 70% in the absence of treatment.
For each insecticide and the mixtures, five to eight doses were used to provide a range of mortality from 0%to100%0%to100%
There are few reports that we could find from similar systems but other reports from the region suggest a range of mortalities.
These were selected purposively for accessibility and a range of infant mortality rates according to Municipal Corporation estimates.
As there is some controversy about the estimated mortality in the control group, a power calculation grid is included for a range of estimated mortalities (Table 1), should data from the on-going trial suggest a different level.
Therefore, to assess population viability of the different species under a range of fishing mortalities, F was set from 0 to 0.5, increasing at an interval of 0.1.
Previous studies assessing the outcome of cancer patients in the ICU reported a wide range of mortality rates, from 24 to 75% [9, 11 15].
