Sentence examples for abrupt mortality from inspiring English sources

Most old cells disappear right after the abrupt mortality is introduced (at 15 hours for the strain S288C in Fig. 3E, at 30 hours for the nutrient deficient strains in Fig. 3F).

Similarly for riparian plants, water stress due to instream flow reduction may have minor impact until the xylem cavitation threshold is reached which can lead to abrupt mortality (Tyree and others 1994).

Dr Brando said the abrupt high tree-mortality rates had a lasting impact on the landscape as grasses invaded the space once occupied by trees.

It's tempting to blame the deaths on stress from visiting with family members or wrapping up end-of-year to-do lists, but the research notes a lack of evidence that "heightened psychological stresses can cause abrupt, sharp increases in mortality from a wide range of diseases and for a wide range of demographic groups".

These are also acute events requiring access to high quality immediate care, but with a less abrupt risk of immediate mortality.

As abrupt environmental change increases predator mortality and eventually causes its extinction, an important value for evaluating evolutionary rescue is the maximum value of predator mortality m at which predator can persist (that is, its abundance is nonzero).

Among persons aged 15 19 years in 1993, there was an abrupt increase in AVH-associated mortality among females (11.7 per 100,000 females vs. 3.5 per 100,000 males) despite a decrease in the AVH incidence rate in the general population [see Additional file 1].

Regarding temporal changes and reliable long-term estimates, more attention is required to detect changes of gradual growth, pruning and abrupt changes in tree planting and mortality.

In the matter of temporal changes and reliable estimates, more attention is required to detect the changes of gradual growth, pruning and abrupt changes to the planting and mortality of individual trees.

A sudden introduction of mortality seems necessary to reproduce abrupt changes in the average number of scars.

However, leopard prey switching would have to be remarkably abrupt to explain both the cyclic pattern of mortality and the large size of many of the observed mortality events (e.g. four deaths in a single month in 1988).