Sentence examples for normal mortality from inspiring English sources

If six of them have died this is a normal mortality rate.

It excludes, however, men dying from war-related causes who would have died under the normal mortality conditions of the late 19th century.

When a whale or dolphin dies offshore, it usually sinks; if the water is shallow enough to permit decomposition gases to form, it will float ashore, so some stranding represents normal mortality.

On the hottest days during a 2003 heatwave in Spain, according to a health-ministry survey, the increase over normal mortality rates was around a quarter.Live cool and longStudies of heatwaves in American cities during the 1980s and 1990s observed that a good predictor for falling ill was poverty, and specifically a lack of air conditioning in the home.

Stage 3 features continued declines in normal mortality as well as fertility, increased life expectancy, and more sustained population growth.

Declining normal mortality began in the mid-nineteenth century in western and northern Europe and the United States and around 1920 in LMICs, such as Chile.

In summary, we could confirm in our German study the results of previous studies of a lower-than-normal mortality of fire fighters.

We designed a case study to investigate variation of mortalities claimed by customers receiving fish at markets with above-normal mortalities.

Gupta sees the potential of "exceeding the constraints of normal human mortality, our bodies are biological machines that can be understood and fixed". This is exciting, perhaps, but the road to our eventual upload is paved with real and practical improvements in the lives of average people.

Age-specific normal population mortality rates were obtained from the Spanish National Statistics Agency.

Under normal circumstances, mortality in these lines is virtually zero (0.5%) from 2 to 18 weeks of age.