Sentence examples for average mortality rates from inspiring English sources
Brian Jarman, a professor at Imperial College London who co-founded the health statistics and research service Doctor Foster, told the Guardian he had warned the trust over higher than average mortality rates for septicaemia in early 2010.
Thus, a specialist heart surgery department might explain its higher than average mortality rates on "case mix" grounds - in other words that it has more complex and difficult cases than the norm.
The Healthy Communities Cancer Collaborative was launched in 2008 in response to public health data that showed Liverpool had the highest lung cancer mortality rate in Europe, as well as higher than national average mortality rates for bowel and breast cancer.
A study of average mortality rates in the years preceding the heatwave in those countries suggested higher temperatures there in 2003 had caused 70,000 premature deaths, again with the elderly the most vulnerable.
Sceptics of consumer-directed care like to point to Bill Clinton, who chose to have his heart surgery in a hospital that New York state rates as having merely average mortality rates for such operations.The truth is that the shift to consumer-directed health care and greater cost-sharing involves a culture change that may take decades.
Elevated average mortality rates in floodplain forests as compared to terra firme stands are to be expected, but our record is too short to draw sound conclusions.
Taking into account the difference in size among the camps the average mortality rate comes to 2 per 1,000 per month.
By comparing that rate with the average mortality rate for the same period in 2016, the number of excess deaths was estimated.
That's how many children and teenagers would be spared if the United States had an average mortality rate for a rich country.
A 2013 USDA study of farms in 19 states with at least 3,000 hens showed the average mortality rate was 7percentt at organic operations and 10percentt at conventional operations.
