Sentence examples for mortality chance from inspiring English sources

At the time, inoculation offered a mortality chance of 2%, while smallpox contracted naturally was fatal to 15% of the infected.

Like Rivette's earlier film La Belle Noiseuse, the main themes are romantic longing, impermanence, and identity, but this film adds the themes of mortality, chance, and destiny, and motifs are repeated from Rivette's Celine and Julie Go Boating.

Thus, in a limited number of cancer patients, a very high mortality chance after ICU admission may be predicted.

Children from medium income households were found to have 30.9% lower mortality chances than those from poor households (adjusted OR = 0.691, CI: 0. 421, 0.997).

Hence, colour intercropping has the potential to increase pest mortality without chance of being fully obviated by pest adaptation.

The applied distribution depends on the type of variable 5: transition probabilities (mortality or chance for another event) and utilities are modelled as β distributions.

The median of the estimated sampling distribution of the variance is a generally increasing function of sample length, as expected since longer samples have a higher probability of capturing rare demographic events (e.g., exceptionally large number of pups across all females or high mortality by chance).

Retrospective surveys using the nested PCR methodology on archived garden bird tissues, collected prior to 2005, could identify presence of the parasite in non-columbiform populations prior to the onset of epidemic finch mortality, although the chance of detecting a low prevalence from the relatively small number of archived carcasses would be low.

(9– 11) However HCT patients face significant risks of morbidity and mortality for the chance of cure, which transplant represents.

As demonstrated by Thomas et al. patients with a worsening first cCT have longer hospitalization, higher mortality, and higher chance to require a change in therapeutic management [ 20].

In these simulations, the level of imposed stress was the percentage stage-specific daily mortality or percentage chance of dying during a foraging trip.