The phrase "a much lower mortality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing mortality rates between different groups, conditions, or treatments, indicating that one has a significantly reduced rate of death.
Example: "The new treatment has resulted in a much lower mortality rate among patients compared to the previous standard of care."
Alternatives: "a significantly reduced mortality" or "a considerably lower death rate."
While expected mortality (predicted by SAPS2 score) was around 40%, patients with TIVAP-related infections had a much lower mortality (9%).
Our study found that overweight and obese patients have a much lower mortality risk after ICU admission.
Interestingly, our population had a much lower mortality in the NACA 6 group than the cited studies.
Newborn mice infected with coxsackie virus, which are allowed to develop a fever have a much lower mortality than mice which are prevented from developing a fever [ 14].
First, we analyzed only adult patients because pediatric shock has a much lower mortality than adult shock and this may contaminate the overall results.
As pharmaceutical poisonings have a much lower mortality (Table 4) the changing pattern of ingestion may reduce the harm from self-poisoning.
Even those born in logging camps have much lower mortality rates, a shocking indictment on the state of zoos.
Plasmodium vivax is the most prevalent malaria parasite outside Africa where despite much lower mortality rates it represents a huge socioeconomic burden in many countries [ 2].
Tobacco and coffee cultivation also used gang labour, but cultivation of these crops was less physically demanding than that of sugar and cotton and led to much lower mortality rates than did sugar and rice.
Detecting significant difference between CI and IB is difficult because the potential benefits may be masked by the inclusion of low-risk patients that have much lower mortality rates than reported in epidemiological studies.
Tim Ritvo, chief operating officer of the Stronach Group, was asked earlier in the week if synthetics were in Santa Anita's future because of the much lower mortality rates.
