Sentence examples for mortality should increase from inspiring English sources

Therefore, as clutch size increases, the increase in mortality should increase as well, but the magnitude of this increase should vary with ovulation order [see 32], [33].

For a given timing of incubation onset and a given clutch size, as ovulation order increases within a brood, pre-hatching mortality should decline due to a decline in suboptimal temperature exposure, whereas post-hatching mortality should increase due to a decline in competitive ability induced by hatching asynchrony.

Evolutionary theory predicts that mortality should increase in an approximately exponential fashion through the first part of adult life and then plateau at some advanced age (Mueller and Rose 1996).

It has been recently suggested that mechanisms leading to cancer avoidance should be under increasing positive selection along a body mass gradient, because the risk of cancer and associated mortality should increase in a similar manner (Caulin and Maley 2011; Roche et al. 2012).

The rationale is that if HIV is a risk factor for influenza- or RSV– associated death, influenza- or RSV– related mortality rates should increase over time proportionately to the observed increase in HIV prevalence.

We further expected (iii) that a higher flood level and longer inundation at the lowest sites should cause elevated tree turnover rates (greater mortality and also recruitment rates), while greater drought exposure at the highest sites should increase mortality at this end of the gradient as well but not recruitment.

The mortality risk from hunting/predation should increase animals' vigilance and modify their selection of feeding sites.

Wood recruitment by bank erosion should increase irregularly downstream and bank erosion recruitment should exceed mortality recruitment at a bank erosion rate of approximately 5 cm per year.

Production should increase this year.

Foragers' mortality should not be increased compared with controls by a factor of 1.5 for 6 days or a factor of 2 for 3 days or a factor of 3 for 2 days", though NERC (the UK Natural Environment Research Council) pointed out that the exact origin of this requirement is unclear [12].

The increased risk of persons with adiposity to develop a T2DM and their about three-fold increased mortality should be an important reason for preventive activities.