Among men, it was the frequency of meetings with friends that was important, with those meeting their friends rarely having higher mortality, while was it was the lack of friends that was indicative of higher mortality among women.
All unhatched eggs had shrunk and turned black, indicative of overwintering mortality [19].
It has also been noted that factors within the CURB-65 scoring such as confusion and a rise in blood urea are common occurrences in the elderly due to various acute illnesses and may not always be indicative of pending mortality [ 2].
The reason for this context-dependent outcome is because in high-income countries, where resource stress does not lead to deprived nutrition, father absence is considered a "medium-level" stress, possibly indicative of increased mortality risk, which elicits a faster life history strategy (Ellis 2004).
The severity of illness (APACHE II score > 24 points) is indicative of high-risk mortality; multiple organ dysfunction (SOFA score > 8 points), and a worse outcome.
The fact that the signature is indicative of breast cancer mortality would support the view that subtle epigenetic mis-programming of immune cells may lead to general immune defects which in turn supports the development and proliferation of cancers.
Therefore, a root plate still attached to a long dead fallen tree is usually indicative of prior windthrown mortality, while an in situ root plate, separated from the stem-base, invariably means that toppling occurred after death.
In these simulations, we assume that the susceptibility to disease ( <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0007221.e022.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> ) is also indicative of the susceptibility to mortality; which need not be so.
We have found a large effect of the cytotype on F2 hybrid male sterility and mortality, indicative of nuclear mitochondrial crosstalk (illustrated by our genetic analysis).
