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Animals were followed over long term for survival advantage.
If we did not exclude children who acquired ITNs during the study or whose nets developed more than 6 holes during the study, the interaction term for survival analysis gave HR = 2.19 (95%CI 0.86 5.6, p = 0.10).
For the 2005 females and 2006 males, the most likely candidate model estimated an ecotype-specific term for survival, and neither an ecotype-specific nor a recapture-episode-specific term for recapture probability (Table 2).
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We also included a term for overall survival status in our regression model to adjust for whether the patient was alive or dead during follow-up.
The observed patterns did not change in the absence of adults, demonstrating that adult presence is not strictly required in the short term for larval survival.
This was during the period when our long-term prospects for survival as a species were shadowed by the ever-ratcheting nuclear arms race.
And for a large, adaptable and potentially destructive species like the black bear, the best long-term chances for survival lie in establishing sustainable populations in places where the animals are less likely to become dependent on humans.
Five-year survival was estimated as 70% so long-term analyses for survival were planned for when 147 deaths are reported, for the same relative and absolute improvements.
These results show that sex-specific sibling interactions can have long-term consequences for survival and reproduction, with potentially important implications for optimal sex allocation.
Retrospective and prospective studies failed to demonstrate any benefits, in terms of survival, for an early onset of dialysis.
At the present, centralization in Norway would also possibly yield negative consequences in terms of survival for some patients [ 48].
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