Sentence examples for coincidental deaths from inspiring English sources

Of course, this is all trivial on the face of it - as meaningful as coincidental birthdays - but, aside from challenging obituarists, coincidental deaths can also raise awkward questions.

However, of the total maternal death cases, two Swedish-born cases were excluded as coincidental deaths.

Very few studies examining the causes of maternal death specify how HIV-related indirect deaths can be distinguished from HIV-related coincidental deaths.

A careful review of individual medical records might reveal a few coincidental deaths among cases we assessed as indirect maternal deaths, depending on the timing of the death and the medical history of the woman.

The Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries classifies suicides as indirect maternal deaths 19, in contrast to studies strictly applying the ICD-rules 2, 25 that classify suicides as coincidental deaths.

Cancers, accidents, and homicides were classified as coincidental deaths, although the British reports classify hormone-dependent cancers as indirect maternal deaths, and homicides as direct, indirect or coincidental, depending on the individual circumstances b19.

Body weight was similar between groups except at age 22 wk (p = 0.026), but this difference was likely an anomaly caused by the coincidental death of 3 Sham group animals between ages 22 23 wk (Figure 1D).

The certificates were independently scrutinized by two obstetricians (A.E. and U.H). and a decision on classifying each as a direct or indirect maternal death, or a coincidental death, was made after discussion.

And the rescue of a man by some garbage bags is a far more appealing reminder of the mysteriousness of the world than the supposedly coincidental mass death of fish just miles from the dead blackbirds.

This phase of cell death did not occur in the presence of ganciclovir, and accompanied, but did not precede or appear to trigger, coincidental cell death among non-GPT neurons in mature neocortex.

In the acknowledgements section of his strange new group biography of six famous musicians who died at the age of 27, Howard Sounes writes about setting out "to see what, if anything, the 27 Club amounts to apart from a series of coincidental and tragic deaths".