Preliminary findings suggest that the probability of re-hospitalization is higher among Hispanics, while the probability of mortality is lower.
Probability of mortality decreased by 28.8% for each 1-meter increase in tree height.
In contrast, the probability of mortality showed a significant negative relationship with deviations of weight.
Logistic regression revealed an increasing probability of mortality during wind disturbance with increasing tree diameter.
Background rates estimate probability of mortality between 1990 and 1995 that could not be attributed to damage suffered in H. Hugo.
Species-specific random slopes for effects of severe damage (stem break or uprooting) on delayed mortality recorded in 1995 estimate increases in probability of mortality that can be attributed to severe damage (i.e., stem break or uprooting) during H. Hugo.
The probability of mortality varied across all species and fire-severity classes, but the greatest difference was observed between fire-tolerant and fire-intolerant functional groups.
Probability of mortality decreased with increasing DBH for all species except western hemlock that did not increase its fire resistance with increasing size.
We estimated probability of mortality for fire-tolerant (Douglas-fir, incense-cedar, sugar pine) and fire-intolerant (western hemlock, western redcedar, true fir) trees from 5079 samples.
Clusters of Microcalcification are the sign of breast cancer and their detection will decrease the probability of mortality rate and improves its prognosis.
The probability of mortality increased as social status decreased and as annual precipitation increased.
