Sentence examples for collective mortality from inspiring English sources

The Stop Sign!! uses the tragic fate of a carload of fictional teenagers as a metaphor for our collective mortality via a tribute to a series of road safety ads.

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's collective mortality statistics from stillbirth to age 54, American families lose a child every two minutes.

These rules were applied to collective mortality and morbidity outcomes to get a most appropriate estimate for inclusion in the LiST model.

This is achieved through qualitative assessment of the available evidence by Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) criteria [ 13] and quantitative inferences based on rules developed by the Child Health Epidemiology Reference Group CHERGG) to collective mortality and morbidity outcomes [ 14].

The collective annualized mortality burden from tobacco was approximately 5700 times that of international terrorism.

Table 3 presents the application of CHERG rules applied to collective neonatal mortality and morbidity outcomes.

Table 2 presents the application of CHERG rules applied to collective maternal mortality and morbidity outcomes.

Though we now usually hear it in the concert hall, the Passion was, of course, written for liturgical use, and forms a communal meditation on individual mortality, collective grief and universal redemption, all carefully mirrored in Gardiner's approach.

We applied CHERG rules to collective maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity outcomes related to maternal hypertensive disorders [ 12].

For, so goes this line of reasoning, one can draw a lesson from evolutionary theory about collective progress despite contingency and mortality at the scale of the individual organism.

A recent analysis shows that better educated mothers have a greater collective impact on reducing child mortality than increasing gross domestic product.