Sentence examples for complete mortality from inspiring English sources

But it was not until the fog in '52, that the sinister potential of air pollution became fully apparent This fog laster from Dec. 5th to Dec. 8th, and 10 days later, when the complete mortality reports had been available, it was learned that there had been 4000 more deaths in Greater London during that period than would normally have been expected.

A heavy to complete mortality was observed in guayule resin and vetiver treated boards.

However, cohort life tables contain complete mortality information only on cohorts without any survivors left.

The likelihood of complete mortality was significantly larger in Z. mistol than in A. quebracho-blanco and S. lorentzii.

Eighteen GCA analogs were synthesized of which five displayed distinct behavior between larval and adult mosquitos, resulting in complete mortality of both Aedes aegypti and Anopheles stephensi larvae.

In accordance with nematicidal activities, Bas8 which produced high chitinase induced complete mortality of M. incognita J2 in in vitro test after 24 h.

The strengths of our study includes its large sample size, prospective design, large sample of racial/ethnic minorities, broad age range of the population, rigorous data collection and extensive information on covariates, prior work to standardize serum creatinine, measurement of ACR and CRP, near-complete mortality follow-up using the NDI and large number of events during the follow-up period.

Endemic Abies fraseri (Fraser fir), the dominant overstory species in these forests, has experienced near complete overstory mortality as result of the adelgid.

Forest insect disturbances have an ecological impact and are the cause of partial or complete stands mortality; hence they influence the forest cover change.

Exploratory simulations predicted that increased flooding leads to swamps with reduced basal areas and stem densities, while increased salinity resulted in lower basal areas at low salinity concentration (∼1 3 psu) and complete tree mortality at higher salinity concentrations (∼2 6 psu).

Bleaching occurs when stress to the coral-algal symbiosis causes corals to expel their endosymbiotic algae (zooxanthellae) and, if prolonged or particularly severe, may result in partial or complete coral mortality [2].