Sentence examples for danger of mortality from inspiring English sources

It also is not harm-free, as handling and release of animals can permanently damage group social dynamics, and also bring danger of mortality, for example through stress-induced suppression of the animals' immune systems (Burrows 1992; Cattet et al. 2008).

Balancing the danger of early mortality from advanced immunosuppression against that of accelerated immune recovery is difficult, and best practice remains to be established.

"For a species in danger, every source of mortality is significant".

It has danger, sorrow and an awareness of mortality.

"If we don't manage to sustain the rate of coverage, we're in danger of seeing the childhood mortality rate go up again," says Marie Therese Baranyikwa, UNICEF Madagascar Immunization Specialist.

In the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) study, a population-based cohort from four U.S. communities (n = 13,790) with over 11 years of follow-up, diabetic patients without MI had less danger of CHD events and mortality from CVD, compared with nondiabetic patients with a prior MI.

He got out of the path of danger, pondering his mortality.

When clinicians are unaware of SxQOL, particularly treatment-related toxicities, there is danger of higher morbidity and even mortality related to unintentional over-dosing [ 12, 13].

Compartment syndromes of the thigh are rare but they bear the potential danger of serious morbidity and potential mortality if not recognized early and treated immediately.

I hope that we shall be able relatively soon to have a meeting in connection with what was stated here in the European Parliament by German aid organisations the other day, namely that refugees in the camps are in danger of starving and that infant mortality and deaths in childbirth have already increased by an alarming amount in recent months.

Vaccination is not without its dangers, and we take a baseline probability of mortality following vaccination of δ V = 10 -5 [ 24], which we vary during analysis.