Sentence examples for uniform mortality from inspiring English sources

Uniform mortality and increasing gradients of mortality risk deposited subsidies farther from the habitat boundary than did edge mortality and decreasing gradients.

Temperature tolerance limits observed in the laboratory were successfully replicated under simulated sea chest conditions; however, a failure to achieve even heat distribution was an obstacle to achieving uniform mortality.

We ran models varying the correlation in a correlated random walk and explored four patterns of mortality risk: uniform mortality, higher mortality in the edge at the habitat boundary, a decreasing gradient and an increasing gradient of mortality risk as individuals move away from the boundary.

Rate of increase was not uniform, male mortality due to CVD increased by nearly 30-folds and malignant neoplasm by 6.4 folds compared to female mortality due to CVD and malignant neoplasm increased by 46-folds and 3-folds, respectively.

By definition, some items in any data set are always above an average unless the thing you are measuring can be uniform - mortality, as we explain below, is not something that ever can be perfectly consistent across hospitals.

The authors reported similar findings three years later in a systematic review demonstrating nearly uniform reduction in mortality and length of stay among patients receiving either mandatory intensivist consultation or closed ICU care [ 29].

In contrast with the general prognostic models, the specific models for cancer patients showed good calibration with SMR of 1.0 to 1.05 [ 12, 13, 21] or poor calibration resulting in a uniform overestimation of mortality risk (SMR 0.75 [ 26]).

There is a global concern on the non-uniform decline of mortality rate in children under five a situation which has reversed in some countries, in sub Saharan Africa (SSA), since the early 1990 s [ 1].

In order to induce a uniform disease with low mortality, a moderate disease severity was induced which did not result in ischemic tissue damage to the cerebral cortex at 72 h after infection.

Poor calibration resulted in a uniform underestimation of the mortality risk using the general prognostic models.

Assessing the risk of a BMI category relative to the normal category is a convenient method to account for the nonlinear form, but assumes mortality is uniform across a BMI category, which is problematic when a category is heterogenous.