The bulk of the mortality is due to windows, buildings and power lines.
However, invasive species, such as red foxes, feral cats, and dingoes, are responsible for the bulk of bilby mortality.
CNS IRIS contributes the bulk of IRIS mortality.
Aging is the leading risk factor for the chronic diseases that account for the bulk of morbidity, mortality, and health costs (Goldman et al., 2013).
Epidemic influenza is responsible for between 250,000 and 500,000 global deaths annually, with influenza A (and in particular, A/H3N2) having caused the bulk of human mortality and morbidity [ 1].
Given that the bulk of marine mortality in Atlantic salmon is believed to occur during the first few weeks to months after smolting (Hansen et al. 2003), the initial transition to saltwater may be the period where selection is strongest.
Similarly, in India, bulk of P. imbricata mortality was reported after 3 days in 24 ppt (Alagarswami & Victo, 1987; Dharmaraj, Kandasami, & Alagarswami, 1987).
A cluster of clinically avoidable conditions (complications of low birth weight/prematurity, intra-partum problems including birth asphyxia, and neonatal infections) contribute to the bulk of the neonatal mortality in India [ 2].
Sixth, the 95% confidence interval around our VE estimate was wide relative to the excess mortality found in flu season: The lower bound (0.7%) was not far from zero, yet the upper bound (8.3%) would amount to the bulk of the excess mortality that would have struck vaccinees.
The declining trends in communicable disease, which constitute the bulk of Group I causes, mortality among adults are largely driven by reductions in AIDS and tuberculosis mortality over time (44).
