Sentence examples for death per unit from inspiring English sources

Organ growth is controlled by "net" proliferation rate at each location, defined as the number of cell divisions minus that of cell death "per unit time".

30 Thus, the creatine peak reflects intracellular energy stores and would be expected to drop only when there has been significant cell death per unit of tissue, and is thereby a lagging indicator of injury to neurons and glia.

Lower risks of death per unit increases in pollutants when concentrations are high may reflect the selective attrition of vulnerable members of the population who die before concentrations reach the maximum level (Wong et al. 2008).

For example, the European Union's ExternE energy project shows that production of coal power is responsible for many times as many deaths per unit of energy generated as nuclear power.

To evaluate the influence of demographic, social and environmental factors on chimpanzee infant mortality, we developed an age structured generalized linear model with the number of deaths per unit time as the dependent variable.

TS studies examine the relation between pollution and death rates D (number of deaths per unit time).

The CMR provides the number of deaths per unit time within an at-risk community and considers the period of conflict and issues such as the number of births within a community, and even the number of people that come or go from a community (this calculation is not shown).

Straight lines with a gradient of 6 to 1 (i.e. 6 units increase in the logarithm of the death rate per unit increase in the logarithm of the age) have been drawn through each set of observations.

Production cost (per unit input).

Other investigators have reported the incidence of preoperative death per time unit of waiting for CABG [ 6- 8, 27, 29- 31].

At univariate analysis, however, lactate above 2.0 mmol/l had 1.19 times risk of death within 72 h per unit increase in lactate at a 95% confidence interval of 1.14 to 1.24.