Sentence examples for strong mortality from inspiring English sources

We observed that at high concentration (17.5 µM) genistein induces a strong mortality.

In this scenario m8 would be toxic because it produces more of the same toxic species than wt, and thus leads to a strong mortality.

If the parent were actually heterozygous, strong mortality associated with the null allele could lead to an observed frequency of p = 1.0 in the surviving hybrids, even though the proper expectation was 0.5.

Predictors of mortality in SAH were age, GCS at admission and discharge; control CT, delay to embolization, and complications related to SAH are strong mortality predictors.

Strong mortality clustering in a community may indicate the presence of an unequal distribution of health and health-related resources and infrastructures.

Because population Alt1 collapsed in almost all simulations (because of strong mortality below 800 m), it was excluded from the population-level results.

(Here's Ezra Klein, for instance, arguing for a strong mortality-insurance link: "The uninsured are less likely to seek early care. They are less likely to get good care. They are less likely to return for follow-up care. They are less likely to be able to afford the maintenance of chronic conditions").

Overall, the best case for a strong mortality-insurance link in the wake of the Oregon data is that a two-year study is just a two-year study, that the real health benefits of insurance mould look negligible in the short run but compound over the long run, and that the mortality rate presumably drops as those benefits compound.

The only sociodemographic factor that showed consistent results was the percentage of Roman Catholic inhabitants of a region: A higher percentage in 1985 was associated with a higher mortality in 1985 and a stronger mortality decline during the period 1984 1994.

Not unexpectedly, admission SAPS III and discharge SOFA were the strongest mortality predictors in this highly selected subgroup of ICU patients.

T aVR amplitude negativity reduced to less than 150  μV was the strongest mortality predictor in all subgroups [ 65].