But the story is a way to catch sight of mortality, which is otherwise unbearable (for some).
These results measured breast cancer mortality, which is how many women will die from breast cancer in a year for every 100,000 women in the population.
Goal 16 is about processes rather than a specific target, such as to reduce maternal mortality, which is technically easier to measure provided you have the statistics.
"He said to me on more than one occasion that one of the greatest disadvantages a painter could have was fear of death as it would prevent you from exploring properly the mortality which is built into painting human beings".
"Embryo mortality (which is presumably driven by genetic compatibility) did not differ between eggs of females assigned their chosen male or another male (regardless of who was looking after the eggs).
Under President Obama, the United States government has been doing much more to fight maternal mortality, which is largely due to obstructed deliveries, bleeding and post-delivery infections.
Conclusion: Placenta previa triples the rate of neonatal mortality, which is mediated mainly through preterm birth.
The hospital mortality which is based on 28 days after admission was 28.2 %.
Parasitism rates did not affect pest mortality, which is interesting as parasitoids have been considered major control agents in OSR.
μ is the natural mortality, which is not attributed to disease and is common to each category.
Bloodstream infections with ESBL-producers are associated with increased mortality, which is due to delayed appropriate treatment resulting in clinical failure.
