Sentence examples for a substantially higher mortality from inspiring English sources

The key results of the paper indicate that the uninsured consume 20% less health care and have a substantially higher mortality rate.

Old individuals treated with anti-IL-10R and with LPS suffered a substantially higher mortality rate compared to the other three groups (Log-Rank, χ23 = 17.15, P = 0.0007, Figure 1), with mortality of anti-IL-10R/LPS mice occurring at days 2 and 3.

This paradoxic association was evident in both races, with a substantially higher mortality rate in African Americans (95%) than Caucasians (53%).

Kaplan-Meier curves of the three cohorts showed a substantially higher mortality for both sexes, in all age groups, than did the expected survival curves.

This study found that post-ICU patients had a substantially higher mortality rate (and substantially reduced LE) compared to the general population, with most of the difference seen in the first year post-discharge.

20 Based on 11 000 patients, it finds cement use to be associated with a substantially higher mortality rate within the first day postoperatively 1 additional death per 116 operations among cemented than uncemented arthroplasties.

Their use in clinical practice in patients with cirrhosis (8, 9) showed substantially higher mortality rates and an increased prevalence of severe side effects compared to clinical trials (5, 6, 10, 11).

In a given year, the leader, the USA and the comparators had substantially higher mortality rates for men than for women.

This consisted not only of a more prolonged need for ventilator support, but was also reflected in substantially higher mortality.

We did not find a similar effect in patients with preexisting stroke; in contrast, these patients had substantially higher mortality than patients without IHD or stroke.

Confounding by smoking is also a major concern, because smokers tend to weigh less than nonsmokers but have substantially higher mortality rates (Manson et al., 1987).