Sentence examples for certified death from inspiring English sources

Without a certified death certificate, survivors cannot begin probate on a will, make claims on life insurance policies, apply for Social Security benefits, or perform a host of other tasks involving the business of life.

You never know what you're going to get: a burial or cremation permit and no certificate; a certified death certificate; or, the worst case, "bounced" all the way back to the beginning.

Funeral directors in two towns told BuzzFeed News that they have significantly more bodies than the government counted in a "certified" death toll.

The National Death Index (NDI) is a central computerized database of all certified death in the United States since 1979.

10 Relevant information about the cases, including neurological signs, age at last survey, age and year of onset, disease duration, certified death year and ethnicity, is shown in tables 1– 3. The male-to-female sex distribution was 10 : 7 (male 59%) for ALS, 11 : 2 (85%) for ALS-parkinsonism and 8 : 8 (50%) for parkinsonism.

Demographic characteristics for Region II from the 2002 Census (Instituto Nacional de Estadisticas Chile 2002) are similar for Region II and Chile as a whole, including the percentage of the population living in urban areas (98%and87%7%, respectively) and the percentage of medically certified death certificates (90% and 86%).

Influenza and pneumonia almost tripled as causes of death — rising to 11 percent of certified deaths, from 4 percent.

The governor of Puerto Rico ordered all government agencies to reopen their books and initiate a recount and review of certified deaths that have occurred since Hurricane Maria, after weeks of reporting by various news outlets pointed to a possible severe undercount of storm fatalities.

There were 1016 BID recorded during the period under study out of the 11,042 deaths representing 9.3% of all certified deaths in the hospital.

Most (483/622) certified deaths from viral encephalitis did not have a specific diagnosis; however, 139 deaths did.

In Malaysia, breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths among women, accounting for about 11% of all medically certified deaths in the country [ 9, 6].