Sentence examples for amelioration rates from inspiring English sources

Cases fell by an eighth and deaths by a third, but that was against a background of generally improving health in which the amelioration rates for malaria were worse than those for non-malarial illness and death.

This may explain the association between AT content and OUV/PCH scores, which, furthermore, may imply that genomic amelioration rates [47] are linked to AT content.

This would implicate faster replication of these smaller plasmids, hence faster amelioration rates.

Amelioration rates are typically lower at the first two positions where mutations are more likely to degrade essential functionality.

Different signature component lengths showed different sensitivities for the detection of some horizontally transferred genes, which may reflect different amelioration rates of sequence components.

After sufficiently long time, its rate of decrease falls to the lowest position-specific amelioration rate.

The process also simulated the following evolutionary forces in addition to HGT, at random rates: speciation, character substitution, insertion and deletion, GC-content amelioration, rate variation among sites and among genes, gene duplication and loss.

We postulate that atorvastatin may have unique biochemical, pharmacodynamic, and antimicrobial effects compared with other statins that may account for the observed amelioration in mortality rates.

Although the 40-year databases for retrospective dosimetry epidemiology studies are just beginning to be integrated and evaluated, preliminary evaluations suggest that there may be graded, significant dose-rate amelioration factors for cancer and leukemia risks in workers and the general population relative to the risk data on the Japanese atomic bomb survivors.

Besides, the ROC curves relative to car detectors display a small amelioration of the detection rates through specialization iterations on both MIT and Logiroad traffic datasets.

Consistently with the classic concepts of McKeown (1979), the advancements in general welfare and sanitation of human populations, particularly in nondeveloped countries, will result in a clear amelioration in the world rates of AbR, because resistance to antibiotics is only one of the many facets of Global Health.