The semi-coherent, death-obsessed narrative reeks of self-disgust and has the clammy atmosphere of an undertaker's embalming room.
The analysis has shown a diverse and coherent conceptualization of death according to whether the subjects believe or not in individual life after death.
The answers show two different and coherent conceptualizations of death, according to whether the subjects believe or not in individual life after death.
It struck me as a coherent response to the death of a child: who wouldn't find comfort in the fantasy that the child's will had been preserved?
Under this formulation, pregnancy complications (such as preeclampsia), labour induction/cesarean delivery, birth, revealed small-for-gestational age and death show coherent patterns of incidence.
Our finding that CS complications accounted for 13% of maternal deaths is coherent with our previous result of an increase in the CS rate accompanied by an increase in the MMR at the university hospital during the last decade [ 15].
It was a war of appalling savagery: images of the deaths of millions of Biafran children shocked the world, but no coherent plan to end the horror was ever implemented.
Perhaps because they are dodging inconvenient facts, Ricciardi and Demos are never able to present a coherent account of Halbach's death, let alone multiple competing ones.
Finally, we introduce autophagy as an energetic feedback loop that is anchored between energetic sensing and ATP consumption, thereby integrating autophagic flux and susceptibility to cell death in a coherent manner.
Arguments were made that the reported causes of death were not coherent, even though the causes of death were reported as symptoms by lay people, relatives of the deceased in an area where illiteracy is common and medical diagnostic capacity is virtually absent [ 25].
We combine the mortality trends of Danish and Swedish women in our model as well as in the coherent LC model Fig. 14 Death rates by single age; observed in the calendar years 1950 to 2011 and forecasted with our linear core model in the years 2012 to 2050 for women in the UK (top) and Denmark (bottom).
