Sentence examples similar to attribute high mortality from inspiring English sources
This spells serious trouble for pollination services and honey producers". The National Bee Unit has attributed high bee mortality to the wet summer in 2007 and in the early part of this spring that confined bees to their hives.
The previous studies attributed high maternal mortality and poor maternal health care to meager health expenditure by the state, highlighting the need for a more focused study of disadvantaged groups.
The authors attributed this high mortality rate to the severity of brain injury.
This was attributed to high mortality rate among low birth weight infants.
Several have attributed high levels of morbidity and mortality to VRE [ 2- 7].
Significant economic losses have been attributed to high mortalities during the early developmental stages, which are common in marine aquaculture; thus any effort towards the reduction of the production cost even based only on the reduction of the deformed fry is expected to have significant impact on hatchery economics.
Researchers attribute complications and high mortality to poor medical management and harmful self-care practices, including use of ethnomedicine[ 26].
The authors attributed this higher mortality to sudden cardiac arrhythmias caused by the KATP-channel blocking properties of AVP, and concluded that the use of AVP should be cautioned in patients with underlying cardiac disease.
This period is in line with that used in other AKI follow-up studies in order to mitigate bias that may be attributed to the high mortality rate after discharge among patients with AKI who require temporary renal replacement therapy likely as a result of the underlying illness that mediated the AKI [ 11- 13].
In the present study, the late development of infections during hospital stay also explained the high mortality attributed to corticosteroids.
Approximately 1 year before this, a high mortality rate attributed to HPAI virus (H5N1) was observed in waterfowl and other wild birds in Hong Kong (4 ).
