The phrase "as fatality" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its lack of context and grammatical structure.
Example: "The accident was deemed a tragedy, with the loss of life being considered as fatality."
Alternatives: "as a loss of life" or "as a death".
Minor poisoning cases that present to the primary health care setting or were self-treated as well as fatality cases that did not make it to the hospital were not captured in this study.
The compilation includes data for numbers of fatalities, injuries, evacuees, and people made homeless, as well as fatality cause(s), information on the distance of fatalities from the volcano, and reference(s).
Estimates of the number of infections are also essential for assessing severity as fatality and hospitalization rates may be overestimated if denominators are based on cases accessing health care [3], [13].
As fatality rates of severe traumas are decreasing, at least in countries with advanced healthcare systems, the study of long-term outcomes has become an increasingly important focus of contemporary injury research.
The number of fatal roadway deaths was then adjusted for population, noted as fatalities per 100,000 residents.
Last week, the conflict stole another Marine from the 3rd Battalion, the 11th killed so far as fatalities among U.S. troops grew to 1,543.
As the siege unfolded, the most conservative government estimates put the number of people inside at 250, of which only around two-thirds have been accounted for as fatalities or escapees.
In terms of the number of deaths, there is almost no change in trends, as fatalities decline across the board, with the trend for 1950 2016 reaching −4.7% per year.
Similarly, older motorcycle fatalities were categorized as fatalities occurring on 1 3-year-old motorcycle models and 4 or more year-old models.
We use the term "incident" to identify those events that caused human impacts of any kind, such as fatalities, injuries, evacuations, or homelessness.
Those were defined as fatalities that would not have occurred in the absence of an invasion and occupation.
