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. 1999 Sep 3;65(4):1178–1193. doi: 10.1086/302572

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Logarithms of three mortality rates: mortality μ(x) (denoted by a solid line), in the cohort of Italian females born at the end of the 19th century (Del Panta and Rettaroli 1994); mortality (denoted by a dotted line), in the hypothetical “young” cohort; and mortality (denoted by a dashed line) in the synthetic cohort constructed from cross-sectional data. μ(x) and μ_y(x) are used as baseline mortalities in a sensitivity analysis.

Inline graphic — Logarithms of three mortality rates: mortality μ(x) (denoted by a solid line), in the cohort of Italian females born at the end of the 19th century (Del Panta and Rettaroli 1994); mortality (denoted by a dotted line), in the hypothetical “young” cohort; and mortality (denoted by a dashed line) in the synthetic cohort constructed from cross-sectional data. μ(x) and μ_y(x) are used as baseline mortalities in a sensitivity analysis.