▪ Cause-deleted life expectancy and Cause-deleted Health Adjusted Life Expectancy (by sex) – deleting "exogenous" (preventable through primary prevention) causes; "endogenous" (sex/biology related) causes, and causes amenable to health care, by sex.
One method estimates the contribution of a cause by recalculating the life table with no deaths assigned to that cause (often called "cause-deleted" life tables) (Newman 1987).
Cause-deleted mortality rates were calculated by subtracting the age-specific mortality rate from selected causes from the overall mortality rate for each age-sex group.
Many of the shoe stores, running organizations and athletes who had originally promoted their "support for The Lost Cause" had deleted their posts as well.
Changes in the S.& P. 500, the most widely used benchmark for index mutual funds, usually cause the deleted stocks to fall and the added stocks to rise, as fund managers adjust their portfolios to mimic the index.
The boy and his family were said to be "hugely upset" at the offence caused and deleted the photo but the image is still online on some Facebook pages showing the boy's face.
The high correlation of item b with item c, the improved Cronbach's alpha on deletion of item b and the negative correlations of item d with both items, gave cause to delete both item b and item d, thus obtaining OLQ-11.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania held the rule permitting warrantless searches of automobiles is limited to cases where "'unforeseen circumstances involving the search of an automobile are coupled with the presence of probable cause.'" (emphasis deleted) ___ Pa., at ___, 669 A. 2d, at 924, quoting Commonwealth v. White, ___ Pa.
However, immunodeficiency, alone, apparently is not the cause since mice deleted for Rag-1, also suffer from scid and chronic inflammation, but do not age prematurely [ 27].
To compare model gene essentiality predictions with observed phenotypes, gene lists were compiled for genes considered essential, and those which have been observed to cause auxotrophies when deleted.
The P. syringae type III secreted effector HopM1 is one of a pair of functionally redundant genes (the second being avrE) that when deleted cause a severe virulence defect (DebRoy et al., 2004).
