Sentence examples for considerably increased mortality from inspiring English sources

Acute kidney injury affects 1 in 5 people during hospital stay 1 and the condition is associated with considerably increased mortality.

The evidence from the reviewed matched case-control and cohort studies examining the mortality of patients with colonization or infection with A. baumannii suggests that such colonization and infection might be associated with considerably increased mortality.

Although increased mortality is seen in the ESRF population admitted to ICU, the mortality rate is considerably lower than that seen in the ARF population.

Finally, hyponatremia accounts for considerably increased morbidity and mortality, mainly due to brain-function alterations.

Until recently, it was assumed that patients with ESRF admitted to critical care have considerably increased morbidity and mortality in comparison with the general ICU admission population.

In a study by our group, inappropriate treatment of A. baumannii bacteremia was associated with considerably increased (25.8%) mortality compared with that of patients treated with appropriate antibiotics – significance reached a trend (P = 0.1) since the total study population was small (40 patients) [ 5].

This trend has also been observed in Italy where ICC mortality considerably increased (from 0.01 to 0.59/100,000) from 1980 to 2003, overtaking the incidence of ECC [ 5].

Mortality is considerably increased in severe sepsis (with symptoms of organ dysfunction) and septic shock (with persistent hypotension) [1, 7].

However, all-cause mortality was considerably increased among women with a PA level of 1 2 (on a scale of 10) who were older than 50 years as compared to younger women with the same PA level.

The Millennium Development agenda has considerably increased global attention to combatting child mortality and resulted in greater demand for better data and indicators [ 27, 28].

Overall, 28-day mortality of these patients was considerably increased.