Sentence examples for contribution of mortality from inspiring English sources
A few studies have also attempted to decompose the changes in life expectancy into the contribution of mortality change in different age groups.
Moreover, the present study also decomposes the changes in inequality in length of life into the contribution of mortality change in different age groups.
An expected finding from the study was the significant contribution of mortality from non-AIDS-defining illnesses, including cancer and end-stage liver disease.
During the initial 12 months on ART, the contribution of mortality to the attrition rate in Thyolo amounts to 65%.
The contribution of mortality and of disability to smoking related differences in DFLE and DLE was assessed using decomposition methods.
For this age group the contribution of mortality amenable to health care to the difference in life expectancy in women was larger than that of IHD mortality.
The proportion of the variance in SMRs attributable to preventable mortality and the correlation between these quantities depends on the contribution of preventable mortality to overall hospital mortality rates, and on the performance of the risk-adjustment scheme in eliminating variation due to differences in case mix.
Smoking-related cancer mortality was the main contributor, and the total contribution of cancer mortality was made up of a very strong effect of smoking-related cancer mortality offset by a negative contribution of higher mortality from nonsmoking-related cancers among women.
Although there is very little direct evidence for the contribution of selective mortality, similar methods have been used to detect the expected consequences of differential mortality selection (Horiuchi and Wilmoth 1998; Manton and Stallard 1981).
By using CVA mortality rates of high age categories, it remains to be seen whether their method does not overestimate the contribution of CVA mortality rates to the donor potential.
The contribution of the mortality decline in the age group 1 4 for men ranged between as high as 137% in Rajasthan and as low as 29% in Odisha.
