Additionally, lethality fell for each increase in cluster threshold; 40% of the gateways were lethal in the 65 network, compared to 38% in the 75 network and 25% in the 85 network.
The relative lethality for Afghan civilians of Nato's close air support strikes far exceeds the lethality of the US strategic bombing of Laos and Cambodia.
Whatever might be killing off the bees, there is no doubt about the lethality for insects of neonicotinoids, which are also used in forestry and tree nurseries — even in flea collars for pets.
If the weapons turn out to include the Iranian-made Misagh-2 surface-to-air missile, as cited in the reports from Yemen, it would reflect a significant increase in lethality for the insurgents.
Ali et al. [42] found a spontaneous lethality for zebrafish ELS test to be 9% in control treatments.
The original model predicts the lethality for a person in front of a reflecting surface caused by simple Friedlander blast waves.
Before treatment, the cytotoxicity was considerably higher and found in the range of 22.5 84.6%% (erythrocyte lysis) and 21.0 72 % (brine shrimp lethality) for the wastewater collected from ten textile units.
Based on new experimental data, some authors recently concluded that the lethality for a person standing in the free field is the same as for a person in front of a reflecting surface, contrary to Bowen's assumptions.
One study of SnoN knockout mice reports early embryonic lethality for homozygous mutant embryos [6].
