Sentence examples for fall associated from inspiring English sources

The end-Ordovician extinction is generally attributed to two factors: the first wave of extinction may be related to rapid cooling at the end of the Ordovician Period, and the second phase is widely regarded as having been caused by the sea-level fall associated with the glaciation.

No definitive evidence of any major eustatic sea-level fall, associated with the 'Messinian salinity crisis', has been recorded in the stratigraphic sections studied.

They do not fit with those sequence boundaries proposed in Haq et al.'s global eustatic curves (1988) except for the sea-level fall associated with the intra-Coniacian boundary.

Ash clouds and tephra fall associated with the 1861 eruption also disrupted navigation in the Red Sea.

The costs per fall associated with injury range from US$3,476 to US$10,749 and rise up to US$26,483 when hospitalization is necessary.

Patients who receive mobility assessments would be safer while mobilising, thereby reducing the risk of falls while walking, which is a type of fall associated with fractures in our data.

He and other experts consider self-neglect a geriatric syndrome like frailty, delirium or falls associated with the deterioration of multiple physical functions as people age.

About 47,000 older Americans are treated in emergency rooms each year from falls associated with walkers and canes, according to a study that suggests that there is room for improvement in the use and design of walking aids.

Ash falls associated with low-level lava fountaining often continues for days and covers agricultural lands to the west with black scoracious and lithic ash mantles.

This included falls from the ground level or from any height, including trees and roofs, collapse due to syncope, and also falls associated with assault or fall by any other reason.

Fall-related injuries significantly increased over time, perhaps associated with the increasing number of older farmers and ranchers (USDA Census of agriculture 2012) and the high risk of falls associated with aging.