Sentence examples for attributed death from inspiring English sources

The police attributed death to carbon monoxide poisoning.

Popular belief attributed death and illness to the action of impersonal powers, often spoken of in the plural (Keres).

Jewish doctrine attributed death to God's will and promoted the idea that only God could heal someone, so there was less incentive to treat the sick, concludes Hughes and his colleagues.

From the 2,028,734 death certificates in England and Wales between 2005 and 2008, 130,758 (6.4 %, 72,080 female and 58,678 male) attributed death to one infection, while 8695 (0.4 %, 4623 female, 4072 male) attributed death to multiple infections.

In the early 1970s, after the attributed death of six cows and two horses to the lead contamination of the nearby non-ferrous industry, the metallurgical industry was increasingly recognized as not only dangerous for occupationally exposed people, but also for the people living in the neighbourhood [ 12].

HIV/AIDS attributed deaths were lower among males than females.

Table 2 presents changes in the selected risk factors and the attributed deaths.

For example, approximately 243 million cases of malaria and 863,000 attributed deaths were reported globally in 2009 [ 34].

12 Yet, young age is not a deterrent to attributing death to coronary atheroma.

Science allows us to attribute deaths and damage to climate change.

That takes a much longer view of health effects ― attributing deaths for Sept. 11 toxic exposure, particularly for firefighters.