Sentence examples for a fall in mortality from inspiring English sources

The widening gap in standardised mortality ratios alone could represent an absolute rise in mortality in the psychiatric population or a fall in mortality in the general population in conjunction with a smaller fall in mortality in the psychiatric population.

Other figures out recently show that cancer deaths have reached their highest number in almost 20 years, despite a fall in mortality rates for the disease.

The simple DiD estimator in column 1 shows a fall in mortality in high competition areas relative to low competition areas after the policy-on date.

Despite a fall in mortality, deaths attributable to sepsis have risen in developed countries as the incidence increases in an ageing population [ 1, 2].

A fall in mortality occurred that was of multifactorial cause, involving better prehospital and critical care assistance, more frequent monitoring and control of intracranial pressure, and better tomographic control, and clinical and surgical treatment.

Recent economical and social developments in several eastern European countries have been associated with a fall in total mortality (Zatonski and Boyle, 1996; Zatonski et al, 1998) as well as in mortality from curable neoplasm such as testicular cancer (Becker and Boyle, 1997; Levi et al, 2001).

10 As is the situation in other Western countries, Norway has experienced a fall in cardiovascular mortality since the late 1970s.

It is only after 1990 that a sustained fall in mortality from infectious diseases has been observed.

By mid-2010, 359 771 people had been registered on ART, 345 765 in the public sector, 48 and there had been a rapid fall in mortality.

Although there has been a steady fall in mortality rates over the years in the three countries under consideration, especially as far as children are concerned, quantitative indicators for health remain very unsatisfactory and will not enable the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) to be attained by 2015 (cf. Ridde, this issue).

This approach has seen a fall in the volume of crystalloid delivered in the emergency department and an associated fall in mortality.