Sentence examples for mortality the opposite from inspiring English sources

For cardiovascular mortality, the opposite trends were observed.

However, it can be inferred that low education can lead to higher maternal mortality (the opposite cannot be true).

Although our data showed that age-adjusted mortality decreased very slightly over the study period, crude sepsis-related mortality exhibited the opposite trend.

Acquiescence into one's own mortality constitutes the opposite pole to self-affirmation, "self-renunciation" [Selbsthingabe] (ST, p. 14), which is thus distinct from and even antithetical to the ethical impetus in philosophy and science.

Work on Drosophila has indicated that additive genetic variance in fecundity follows a U-shaped curve, with lowest variance at intermediate ages (Tatar et al. 1996), while mortality shows the opposite pattern (Promislow et al. 1996).

They act during spermatogenesis by distorting the meiosis in their own favour (meiotic drive) or by impairing the function or increasing the mortality of the opposite-sex gametes, which gives the SR distorters a selective advantage [ 1- 3].

Studies that looked only at relative differences in mortality found that the introduction of HAART widened inequalities in mortality, but those focusing on absolute mortality differences concluded the opposite.

As blood glucose-lowering therapy in high-risk type 2 diabetes patients has not been shown to effectively reduce cardiovascular or total mortality, but rather the opposite, it is essential to find pathophysiological links between diabetes development and its fatal complications.

While we found that harvest mortality selected against the largest fish, selection due to nonretention mortality was directional with the opposite effect, predominantly selecting against smaller fish.

I portrayed Coleridge's idea of immortality as a grim curse – Citizen Kane is the opposite: mortality as a punishment.

It is further ironic that a dominant theme in Citizen Kane is the opposite: mortality as a punishment – symbolised by Kane's dying word: "Rosebud".