Sentence examples for mortality than their from inspiring English sources

As a result, forest elephants "appear to be significantly more sensitive to human-induced mortality" than their grassland-wandering relatives.

Studies document that AI/AN suffer higher rates of alcohol-related morbidity and mortality than their non-AI/AN counterparts.

In a considerable number of the covered countries, the urban poor had higher rates of stunting and mortality than their rural counterparts.

Black families are already disproportionately more likely to experience miscarriage, stillbirth, pre-term birth, low birth weight, and maternal and infant mortality than their white counterparts.

Furthermore, African-American and now second generation African immigrant women--even those who are affluent and well-educated--have more than two times the rate of infant mortality than their white peers.

As a result, men living with HIV often enter care with more advanced disease, are less likely to receive ART, miss opportunities to prevent ongoing transmission, and have much higher AIDS-related mortality than their female counterparts.

Male mutant mice showed higher mortality rate than their female counterparts; survivors also displayed higher mortality with aging (data not shown).

In a recent meta-analysis of the association between adherence to drug therapy and mortality, nonadherent patients with chronic disorders had a higher mortality rate than their adherent counterparts (Simpson et al 2006).

Thus, according to UN Population estimates, many Asian countries currently record much lower crude mortality rates than their European and American counterparts, having reduced infection-related mortality but not having yet accumulated substantial population proportions of older people (36).

Poor children more commonly experience respiratory infections [10], gastrointestinal problems [11], general ill health and nutritional deficiencies [12], accidental injuries [13], suffer disproportionately from almost every disease, and show higher rates of mortality than do their nonpoor counterparts [13], [14].

Twelve lines that previously evolved for 20,000 generations in a benign environment, consisting of serial transfer in a minimal glucose medium at constant 37°C, all became more susceptible to freeze-thaw mortality than was their ancestor.