Sentence examples for mortality and evolution from inspiring English sources

We will characterize the pattern of spread, mortality, and evolution of the 1918 influenza across India using spatial or temporal data.

Introducing these trajectories as a covariate of the Cox model provide a new way to explore the link between mortality and CD4 evolution on HAART, as it captures simultaneously the baseline and the reconstitution itself.

Mortality was high and evolution to chronic critical illness was common, as shown by prolonged mechanical ventilation, high needs of tracheostomy, and lengthened ICU and hospital stays.

We undertook a study to investigate the determinants of mortality and the sequential evolution of organ failures in ECMO-treated ARDS patients.

A larger climate window decreased dispersal mortality and thus allowed the evolution towards higher dispersal distances.

Esophageal cancer is a serious clinical condition with high mortality and morbidity, and during its evolution ICU admissions are common [ 1].

Pioneering experiments on the role of predation, mortality, and fishing on life-history evolution have been conducted by David Conover et al. (e.g., Billerbeck et al. 2001; Lankford et al. 2001; Conover and Munch 2002; Walsh et al. 2006; Conover et al. 2009) and David Reznick et al. (e.g., Reznick et al. 1990 , 1996 Reznick and Ghalambor 2005; Walsh and Reznick 2008).

However, we have to keep in mind that a thorough understanding of the joint influence of mortality and offspring production on the evolution of group formation and food sharing would require imbedding our model into a theoretical framework that allows taking care of the demographic ecological consequences of life history modifications [ 65].

Increasing mortality induces evolution of rapid maturation and faster senescence in Drosophila [17] and a comparison of longevity in chemically protected (venomous) vertebrates as compared to non-venomous sister taxa also supports the theory that reduced predation induces evolution fo retarded senescence [18].

In the last 2 decades, extraordinary technologic developments and evolution of knowledge has led to a reduction in mortality.

(See Moon: Origin and evolution).