Sentence examples for mortality slower from inspiring English sources

These effects have been associated with greater pre-weaning mortality, slower growth rates and decreased pork quality (Herpin et al. 2002; Quiniou et al. 2002; Foxcroft et al. 2007).

Traditions associated with arthroplasty surgery may, however, not be evidence-based and may be potentially deleterious to both patients and society, increasing morbidity and mortality, slowing early functional recovery, and increasing cost.

But from 1994, mortalities slowed, or even stopped, for individuals under 55 years.

Higher deformity rates in juveniles, increased mortality and slower growth have also been observed.

Over the past several years a number of studies have found GBV-C to exert a favorable impact on the course of HIV-1 [10] [11], [12], [13], [13] or HCV infections [14], [15] with a lower mortality rate, slower progression to AIDS, and longer survival once AIDS has developed.

Herbivores may also feed selectively on specific plant species or tissues, which can lead to increased mortality or slower growth rates of damaged individuals [ 2].

However, progress toward other MDG targets—including sanitation, universal primary education, and maternal mortality rates remained slow and continued to fall far short of 2015 targets.

Vegetation reestablishment in land reclamation is often challenged by high mortality and slow growth of planted species because of low nutrient availability and severe understory competition.

Sea turtles, cetaceans, elasmobranchs and other fish species, and seabirds are particularly vulnerable to unsustainable levels of mortality and slow to recover from large population declines; bycatch in marine capture fisheries is putting some species in these groups at risk of extinction [3] [7], risking permanent alteration to marine ecosystem functioning.

Among females, the pace of mortality transition slowed down.

Despite prolonged and resource-intensive care, these patients suffer early mortality or slow recovery, with excessive functional dependency.