Sentence examples for extreme mortality from inspiring English sources

Poisson distribution was used to model mortality data in summer months and cumulative probability to define three thresholds (90th, 95th and 99th percentile) for daily extreme mortality counts.

In fact, the lethal concentration for 50% of the population (LC50 -24 h) was 0 and 0.16 g MPs L−1 in the Ho- and He-experiments respectively, indicating that the addition and especially the removal of MPs cause extreme mortality.

"Any evidence that contributes to understanding how or if elephant populations will be able to recover from these extreme mortality events is highly significant and this paper does that," says Phyllis Lee, an animal behaviorist at the University of Stirling in the United Kingdom.

"So we looked for data among humans that would somehow simulate such an extreme mortality shock and we found these populations".

The extreme mortality rate associated with the 1918 19 pandemic is unlikely to recur naturally.

Of the unexplained characteristics of the 1918 19 influenza pandemic, the extreme mortality rate among young adults (W-shaped mortality curve) is the foremost.

Extreme mortalities were observed in the younger class of oysters, while the modification of growing height led to a significant increase in survival of adult oysters.

The report does conclude with high confidence risks to low-lying coastal areas: emergencies during extreme weather, mortality from heat, food insecurity, loss of livelihood in rural areas due to water shortage and temperature increases, loss of coastal ecosystems and livelihoods that depend on them, and loss of freshwater ecosystems.

In this extreme case, mortality still represents 77% of the benefits (albeit with a limited set of morbidity outcomes).

Hospitals with small sample sizes are more likely to have extreme observed mortality rates because of chance variation, their true rates usually being less extreme than their observed.

None of the studies in the Added-effect Group found significant additional effects of prolonged cold extreme on mortality (Barnett et al. 2012; Huang et al. 2012a; Lin et al. 2011; Rocklöv and Forsberg 2008; Rocklöv et al. 2011).