Sentence examples for mortality should have from inspiring English sources

Just when it should be getting warmer and mortality should have been dropping, it continued".

I recently had an unplanned death talk with my 4½-year-old daughter that left me wondering if my explanation of mortality should have stopped at worms and dogs, at least until she gets a little bit older.

The high levels of mortality should have evolutionary consequences, leading to moths that avoid lights, biologists say.

Maternal mortality should have been 221 per 100,000 births; it ended up 203.

They estimated that overall lung cancer mortality should have begun to decline in the early 1980s for white males and in the mid-1990s for white females.

22 41 43–47 Theoretically, in Mexican states exhibiting less permissive legislation, maternal mortality should have been higher because the practice of unsafe abortion should be more frequent.

Classical life history theory predicts that increased mortality on adults will select for reduced age and size at maturation and increased reproductive effort, whereas increased mortality on juveniles should have the opposite effect.

An earlier version said Britain spent many years below the European average for breast cancer mortality where we should have said above.

According to the killing efficiency estimated in spore-killing experiments (approximately 25%, Fig. 4B), around 7.5×106 CFU spores should be remained viable, and theoretically the mortality of mouse should have reached up to 100% (Fig. 5A, 7.5×106 CFU groups).

For example, indicators of health status from a survey, including measures of self-reported health status and self-reported chronic conditions, suggested Newfoundland and Quebec had lower per capita need than the Canadian average for all services, while premature mortality suggests they should have higher need.

To be considered as "better performing," hospitals with low length of stay and with low in-hospital mortality should also have low or average post-discharge mortality.