Sentence examples for mortality such that from inspiring English sources

We evaluated the combination of MR-proADM and SOFA score in predicting mortality, such that patients with MR-proADM concentrations >1.79 nmol/L were considered to have a 1 point increase in the SOFA score.

Initially, we assume a low case mortality such that χ = 0.08 (infected individuals have a 92% chance of recovery).

For the sake of simplicity, we assume no disease-induced mortality such that the impact of the disease is, here, related to the total number of infected individuals in the population.

Above the OTR, increasing the thermal variance exposes embryos to excessively high temperatures that inhibit development and cause higher mortality, such that development occurs mostly at the lower temperatures resulting in a net masculinizing effect (Fig. 4).

Cold temperatures increased daily mortality, such that decreases in daily temperature induced immediate, concomitant increases in nestling mortality (Fig.  1).

We must ensure we have accurate population assessments of mortality such that we can target current interventions appropriately and plan for future programs efficiently.

Bleaching and mortality such as that seen in the Caribbean in 2005 will undoubtedly have long-term consequences for Caribbean coral reefs, as these corals have shown very slow rates of recovery to mortality from mass bleaching [16].

For shearwaters breeding in the Chafarinas Islands, the eradication of rats does not seem a sufficient measure for mitigating additional sources of adult mortality, such as that caused by long-line fisheries.

Despite similar case mixes and similar severity of illness as assessed by scores on the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II (APACHE II) on admission, ICU mortality decreased (from 20.9% to 14.9%) and so did in-hospital mortality (from 34.0% to 24.6%) and disease-specific mortality, such as that due to pneumonia (from 46%to3131%).

In modern culture, there are people at the height of their health and strength who shy away from contact with those who are frail, vulnerable and close to mortality; such people might think that by living that way, they are staying vibrantly alive, but really they are spiritually dead.

The shaded boxes highlight periods of documented disturbances that favored spruce mortality, such as settlement-era logging and a spruce beetle outbreak.