Sentence examples for mean mortality rate from inspiring English sources

The mean mortality rate in lambs weighed <2 kg at birth was 45.1%.

The mean mortality rate declined by 0.47 between 2003 and 2013.

The mean mortality rate in 2003 was 2.99, so this indicates that new drugs launched during 1998 2008 reduced the mean mortality rate by 16% (= 0.47/2.99), i.e., at an average annual rate of about 1.6%.

The decline in incidence also reduced the mean mortality rate, but by only 60% as much as pharmaceutical innovation (0.28).

The estimates imply that new drugs launched during 1991 2001 reduced the mean mortality rate by 0.47.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Mean mortality rate of three native strains on pre-pupae of A. alni treated at a concentration of 1000 IJs/ml at four tested temperatures.

The mean mortality rates for adults increased from 2% to 17% when hunting and poaching were included, i.e., an increase by a factor of eight.

The greatest difference in mean mortality rates between the Bt treatment and the control was observed on day 4 (χ2MH = 6.5058, df = 1, p = 0.005).

Mean mortality rates in the 5-year period were 1.9 (±0.37)%∙yr–1 in the AF plots and 1.8 (±0.87)%∙yr–1 in the NAF plots with no differences along the flooding gradient.

Mean mortality rates were already, on day 2, significantly higher in the Bt treatment than in the control (χ2MH = 5.1929, df = 1, p = 0.011).

This is illustrated by the strong tendency for plots with high mean mortality rates (averaged over the entire study) to have significantly elevated CVs (Figure 4A).