Results: The 5-year actuarial probabilities of survival, event-free survival (EFS), relapse, and nonrelapse mortality for the entire group were 21%, 18 %, 65, and 49%, respectively.
By contrast, Atul Gawande's Being Mortal (Profile) eloquently explores the implications of mortality for the care and management of the sick – about "what it's like to be creatures who age and die".
Infant mortality for the region approximates the world average.
What is the significance of our mortality for the question of life's meaning?
Meanwhile, herders faced perennial shortages of fodder for their livestock leading to high mortality for the animals.
Young people on low wages preparing to have a family are very badly affected and infant mortality for the poorest families is already twice that of wealthy families.
Infant mortality, for the month in which "The Good German" starts, ran at sixty-six deaths for every hundred live births.
A selection criterion based on upper quartiles of calf mortality for the county of concern was defined.
The study points to many other implications from the recent tree mortality for the future of these forests and the ecological goods and services they provide to society.
Their "Three Kings" relationship ended in a brawl, and with a reminder that, when a star enables a film to be green-lit, he is a god feigning mortality for the duration of the shoot.
Mortality for the trial was low (<3% at 2.5 years).
