The phrase "and eventually the mortality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing outcomes, consequences, or the finality of life or existence.
Example: "The study examined various health factors and eventually the mortality rates associated with them."
Alternatives: "and ultimately the death rate" or "and in the end, the mortality".
Then, if a subset of patients had a reduced mortality rate but also a reduced discharge rate, then patients in this group will on average have longer times in the hospital and, eventually, the cumulative incidence of mortality will be higher for these patients.
A differentiated and individualized approach is required to improve patient mortality, morbidity, long-term kidney function and eventually the quality of life.
Age-related loss of skeletal muscle mass or sarcopenia results in decreased skeletal muscle strength, mobility limitations, physical disability, and eventually high mortality among the elderly (1– 3).
This may have an impact, not only on the etiology of ABM, but also on the rate of complications and eventually on mortality.
14 Manipulating these variables will result in reduced consumption and eventually reduced mortality and morbidity.
If antibiotics become ineffective, infectious diseases will lead to an increase in morbidity and eventually premature mortality [ 2- 4].
Diabetic cardiomyopathy, one of the leading cardiovascular complications in diabetic patients, has gained much interest due to its subsequent heart failure and eventually increased mortality.
This understanding is a necessary step to direct intervention designs to raise overall participation, reduce inequities in participation and eventually reduce mortality from CRC.
For those on ART, loss to follow up implies stopping ART with resultant disease progression, development of drug resistance and eventually increased mortality [ 14].
Recently a report of over 1 million ESRD patients in United States, demonstrated reduced survival in African-Americans under the age of 50, largely attributable to the a lower transplantation rate as patients who do not undergo transplant will remain on, and eventually experience mortality on dialytic therapies [ 15].
