The phrase "accumulated mortality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to public health, epidemiology, or statistics to refer to the total number of deaths that have occurred over a specific period.
Example: "The study analyzed the accumulated mortality rates over the last decade to assess the impact of the disease."
Alternatives: "total mortality" or "cumulative mortality".
Comparable results were obtained when correcting the total accumulated mortality of grubs in the treatments to the natural mortality in the untreated controls.
The overall accumulated mortality of A. graueri white grubs due to EPNs, as verified by dissections, was 13 ± 15 SD % until day 4; 17 ± 17% until day 7; and 20 ± 18% until day 14 (n = 291).
The accumulated mortality was measured for 72 h p.i.
The differences in accumulated mortality among the test groups were checked by using contingency tables.
The accumulated mortality rate was almost 15% for this cohort over the 11-year period of evaluation at a state referral hospital in Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil.
We used the Kaplan-Meier method to calculate accumulated mortality curves for groups A and B+C, both overall and stratified by birth cohort.
After challenging with S. iniae at one month pv, the accumulated mortalities of pSagEECR-, pCN3-, and PBS-vaccinated fish were 23%, 62 % and 72 respectively.
The results showed that the accumulated mortalities of pSagE-, pCN3-, and PBS-vaccinated fish were 4%, 76%, and 82% respectively at one month pv, and 10%, 72%, and 80% respectively at two months pv.
However, in Sonoma County, where residents are farther-flung and the living experience more rural, concern did not mount to the same degree until the accumulating mortality near homesites presented a clear and present fire risk.
For both the overall data and the family data, the shifts in distribution of types or families represent the accumulated differential mortality as a result of infection success and survival in the EB trial.
During hospital stay 41 patients died (36.60%), at the end of the first year 53 patients were dead (50.89% accumulate mortality), and after 3 years 65 patients were dead (the accumulate mortality was 58.03%).
