Examples of mortality

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Regarding maximum sustainable yields, a number of stocks were brought into long-term management plans some years ago, which included low-target fishing mortalities, such as mackerel, herring and, more recently, haddock.
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Within a density framework, parasite-induced host mortality may be measured as the rate at which host mortality changes with parasite burden.
The possibility of parasite-induced host mortality occurring is therefore not refuted.
The effects of malnutrition on child mortality in developing countries.
Several features strongly suggest that the host defence system is playing an active role as a cause of entoniscid mortality.
Declining morbidity and mortality among patients with advanced human immunodeficiency virus infection.
In many of these countries there was evidence of high infant mortality rates and low life expectancy.
In order to represent mortality trends, we will adopt projected survival functions.
In financial economics terms, if mortality risk is not diversified, the financial market in the model is not complete.
With a stochastic mortality this is no longer going to be the case.
The causes of high mortality rates in this experiment are unknown.
More than 50% of programs integrated palliative care topics within established institutional grand rounds, morbidity/mortality conferences, or morning report.
Ideally, seasonally variable daily mortality rates operating on each stage in each state (questing, feeding, developing) should be measured.
Further, the mortality risk was found to be increased by the level of parasite in a mosquito.
Both cohorts were then followed with respect to mortality status for up to 3n5 additional years.
A high degree of instability over time was not associated with mortality.
However, patients in their early years of illness experienced increased mortality after the steepest bed reduction.
Long-term follow-up and monitoring of mortality rates should continue as an important means of assessing effects of changes in care.
Both tried to reduce post-operative morbidity and mortality with pre-operative medications.
Falling rates of mortality and morbidity were seized upon as signs of the successful realisation of the party's programme.
Twice as many men (33 %) as women (17 %) had died, reflecting the gender differences in mortality.
The following section deals with the demographics of widowhood and includes chapters on mortality and ageing in widowhood.
Table 2 presents the unadjusted risk ratios of mortality by age of retirement and by reasons for retirement.
In the first model, mortality risk was regressed only on the two early-retirement measures.
The data in this analysis did not support an association between early retirement and mortality.
Temporal trends in mortality risk and predictive factors associated with mortality were also investigated.
Males were at significantly higher mortality risk than females both in absolute terms and in comparison with the general population.
Mortality of doctors : do doctors benefit from their medical knowledge ?
Prolonged hyperglycaemia due to impaired insulin effects is associated with the development of microvascular and macrovascular complications causing morbidity and premature mortality.
High infant mortality was probably first and foremost the result of poor living conditions and the workloads of parents with illegitimate children.
The vulnerable position of this group is also revealed by the high mortality rates of their babies.
Data are either right-censored for scrapie deaths, representing non-scrapie morality only (solid lines), or include scrapie mortality (broken lines).
Reducing morbidity and mortality was also a major concern.
Each type of mortality is associated with its own variation subject to different conditions, probably causing an increase in overall variation.
One may therefore assume that mortality of stems <10 cm dbh is higher during logging gap formation than natural gap formation.
In the second salinity experiment, there was no relationship between salinity treatment and mortality.
Early estimates of maximum life expectancy, which yielded values in the 70s, have already been surpassed in low mortality populations.
Individual consequences of volunteer and paid work in old age : health and mortality.
Consequently, trends in late-age mortality, including mortality at very old ages, have a much greater demographic impact.
There was a clear correlation between conidial concentration and percentage mortality, average mortality exceeding 95% within 11 days at the highest dosages.
Thus, mortality rates were high, and only a selected few ever got the chance to reproduce successfully.
Variation in winter mortality was much larger within species than among species.
Probably more serious than malnutrition's impact on adult morbidity and mortality were its consequences for fertility and infant survival.
The second transition was marked by a period of extremely high mortality from the 1890s until the early 1920s.
Mortality levels do not seem to have changed much between 1920 and 1960.
Mortality of nymphs in all other treatments was less than 7%.
They also found that between 2500 ppm and 5000 ppm, oils caused 23-87% mortality among adult whitefly.
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