Noun:

குறிப்பிட்ட நோயால் இறப்பு விழுக்காடு,

lethality's Usage Examples:

Intrauterine lethality of trisomy 21 fetuses with increased nuchal translucency thickness.

Most adolescent suicide attempts, though, are of relatively low intent and lethality, and only a small number of these individuals actually want to die.

embryonic lethality due to arrested growth.

Gabe bristled, aware of the quiet lethality of the Immortal before him.

decentralizecy, lethality, and range of modern weapons have forced commanders to disperse their formations, decentralizing control and execution.

Typically, in the CIA HQ Level lethality is restricted making the level incredibly hard to beat, but there is a way to reinstate lethality.

One approach would be to engineer pollen lethality by taking advantage of promoters that are active specifically in the male gametophyte.

The imprinting phenotypes generally involve early embryonic, fetal or neonatal lethality, and alterations in fetal and placental growth (reviewed in Ref.

Synonyms:

fatality, morbidness, deadliness, unwholesomeness, morbidity,

Antonyms:

nutritiveness, quality, birth, healthfulness, wholesomeness,