Sentence examples for differences in the death from inspiring English sources

The difference between the diplomatic challenges faced by Spain and Italy may account for differences in the death rates of migrants this year.

The differences in CD8+ T cell function among animals can either result in differences in the death rate of infected cells (cytolytic model), or in the viral infectivity or viral production (non-cytolytic models), while the rest of the parameters vary among the animals in a random manner.

The viability of uninfected macrophages steadily decreased during 7 days of culture and there were no significant differences in the death rate among the various types of cells, demonstrating that the TLR KO macrophages do not have a generalized survival deficiency (Figure 9 A).

Temporal differences in the death of these cell types could account for the overgrowth of bones observed in the affected calves.

CLOCK deficiency does not result in early mortality, and no significant differences in the death rate between genotypes at the beginning of survival curves was observed, which indicates that CLOCK deficiency does not result in the development of life-threatening specific pathologies at early or middle age.

At ages 40 69 years, each difference of 20 mmHg usual systolic BP (or approximately equivalent to 10 mmHg usual diastolic BP) is associated with more than a twofold difference in stroke death rate and with twofold differences in the death rates from ischemic heart disease and other vascular causes.

We did not find any significant difference in the death distribution by different clinicopathologic characteristics.

Finasteride might not make much of a difference in the death rate because so few men die from prostate cancer.

But now, 11 years later, the study investigators, led by Dr. David B. Thomas of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, report that there was no difference in the death rates between the two groups.

The study, which was reported yesterday at the annual meeting of the American College of Cardiology and will be published tomorrow in The New England Journal of Medicine, found that after an average of 20 months, 19.8percentt of those patients who did not have the devices died, compared with 14.2percentt of those who had them, a 30percentt difference in the death rate.

Religiously less active LDS compared with religiously active LDS showed no significant difference in the death hazards due to breast cancer across each of the conditioned time periods.