No signs of morbidity and mortality were observed throughout the 90-day feeding period, and the daily clinical observations did not reveal any signs of functional deficits.
The symptom and mortality were observed and recorded carefully everyday for 14 days.
A significant loss of weight and mortality were observed as reactions to the virus.
No thromboembolic events and no haemorrhage related mortality were observed in the two groups.
Data on number of seedling mortality were observed everyday upto 15 days (Wulff et al. 2010).
No external changes, unusual behavior or significant difference in mortality were observed in the fish fed with AFB1.
However, under inoculated conditions, significant phenotypic differences for seedling mortality were observed among the parents and the RILs (Table 2).
In laboratory bioassays, high levels of mortality were observed in D. citri that were exposed to the conidia-bearing synnemata produced in vivo and in vitro.
No external changes, unusual behavior or significant difference in mortality were observed in the fish fed with various levels of AFB1.
No significant differences in length of stay or mortality were observed between patients with a low or high cortisol level within the dexa and control groups.
Developmental progress (stages) and mortality were observed daily.
