Sentence examples for hypothetical death from inspiring English sources

I'm sure we all agree there's nothing "ghoulish" whatsoever about eagerly imagining the hypothetical death of someone you've marked out as a potential cadaver on account of your ill-informed presumptions about their lifestyle.

Although plans to write off the character commenced earlier in the season, Mazzara opined that his hypothetical death would have carried no emotional resonance.

To estimate this number, we used a hypothetical death toll based on the known national death rate.

As hypothetical valuations for death and full health were not collected for POIS participants, we are unable to do a similar rescaling for these data.

An additional 48 genes were upregulated in AF (as well as other stages, Figure  2) including two hypothetical proteins, cell death specification protein 2, an ecdysone induced protein and the ecdysone receptor, transcription of which was previously shown to be upregulated in D. immitis AF [ 39].

Under the scenario where u b  = 0, i.e. no treatment during baseline, the number of deaths prevented or postponed can be estimated by the difference between the hypothetical number of deaths under the absence of treatment (during a specific time period S following the disease diagnosis) and the number of deaths if the treatment was present with target uptake u t.

The hypothetical number of deaths reduced by avoiding inactivity in this population may be double that with an approach that avoided high BMI and similar to that of an approach that avoided high WC.

As a consequence, the actual rate at which patients with diabetic nephropathy would be expected to present with ESRD (as reflected by the Fine and Gray estimate) would be somewhat lower than would have been the case in the hypothetical absence of deaths before ESRD (as reflected by the Cox estimates).

In order to estimate the benefit of a change in the uptake of a treatment from the baseline or current value u b to the target value u t, the hypothetical number of deaths prevented or postponed due to this change needs to be estimated.

The hypothetical situations illustrate how death and other attrition can theoretically affect changes in bias over time.

Over the course of the study period, the hypothetical number of avoidable deaths trended toward a progressive decrease.