Sentence examples for assumed mortalities from inspiring English sources

The predicted optimal maturation threshold was sensitive to assumed natural and fishing mortalities, whereas changes in the estimated L50 were smaller because of different values of assumed mortalities (Fig. 4).

To confirm that estimated temporal changes of L50 were not artifacts because of estimation biases with assumed mortalities, we examined some cases with realistic ranges of natural mortality and fishing mortality.

GE Capital, which bought Toho Mutual (now GE Edison Life) in 2000, has probably got back half its ¥240 billion investment.Insurers are also making juicy profits on remaining policies, not only by reducing guaranteed rates of return but also by cutting costs and updating assumed mortality rates.

They will not be obliged to disclose how much of the gap between high payouts and low investment returns has been, or could be, made up without penalising policyholders for example, by cutting costs or updating assumed mortality rates.For policyholders, there is surely worse to come.

Estimated growth parameters were not highly sensitive to assumed mortality rates but changing the data-weighting scheme can result in differences in estimated growth parameters.

We also investigated the impact of increasing the assumed mortality rate, based on earlier Dutch analyses which used much higher mortality rates.

We graphed assumed mortality rates for insured lives (using the above-mentioned tables) by age, sex and country, and compared mortality rates for insured lives and the general population by age and sex.

The most crucial factor for minimising the risk of spread between farms will be the rapidity with which farmers notify and report a suspected outbreak, as discussed for farm-level risk profiles in relation to assumed mortality thresholds.

We also varied assumed mortality reductions due to screening: 21% (observed for the screen group in ERSPC), 29% (observed for attendees in ERSPC), or 44% (observed for the screen group in ERSPC-Gothenburg).

With a sample size of 500 per group and an assumed mortality rate of 25% in the control group and 17.5% in the PCT group there will be 80% probability that a negative result (Confirming the Null Hypothesis) is true.

For Intermittent Treatment with SP, many experts expressed concerns about the lack of evidence from randomised clinical trials on the assumed mortality reduction from this intervention (a fact acknowledged in the original cost-effectiveness study).