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The lack of femme fatality may be ascribed to her uncommon self-possession: the stubborn vertical bracing of that pratfall also kept her from assuming the conventionally vulnerable (or predatory) female sexual postures.

Also, in a recent report examining methadone concentrations in post-mortem blood in methadone-related deaths, it was concluded that the risk of methadone fatality may be related in part with the CYP2B6*6 allele [62].

The increased risk of fatality may be related to other age-related conditions, including co-morbid health conditions (e.g. epilepsy, dementia, diabetes mellitus, heart disease and hypertension) [ 5].

General reasons for why case fatality may be higher in one place compared to another include a higher co-morbidity, more severe strokes, presenting at hospital later, or receiving differential treatment while in hospital.

Importantly our finding that there was no significant variation in the prevalence of signs indicative of severe illness or high likelihood of inpatient death over the this period, denotes that the decline in case fatality may be due to improving care rather than admission of less severely ill children.

Fatalities may be prevented by such antidotes as amyl nitrite, sodium nitrite, and 25 percent sodium thiosulfate solution.

"More fatalities may be expected, and as a nation we must come together to rally behind our forces," said Liew Vui Keong, a member of the Malaysian Parliament, according to Bernama.

Melting of its summit icecap during historical eruptions, which date back to the sixteenth century, has resulted in devastating lahars of which the one that occurred in 1985, buried the city of Armero, and resulted in more than 20,000 fatalities may be the most remembered one.

Many painful stings have been reported, and a few fatalities, although some of the reported fatalities may be exaggerations.

Although the model of tractor fatalities may be valid [5], the Avaluator's behavioral recommendations based on the Obvious Clues distribution in historical avalanche accidents are likely invalid and dangerous [15], [16], [10].

In Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil, the high frequency of pedestrian fatalities may be related to the influx of rural migrants into the city who are not accustomed to heavy traffic and the conventions of pedestrian behavior with the traffic.