Sentence examples for contribution to morbidity from inspiring English sources

As the pandemic has progressed, evidence has emerged that bacterial infection occurs in some patients, although the exact incidence and contribution to morbidity and mortality has yet to be determined.

The five major diseases of the pancreas together make a significant contribution to morbidity and mortality among the people of the United States.

A wide range of studies support the hypothesis that inadequate sunlight exposure and low serum vitamin D metabolite levels may be making a substantial contribution to morbidity and mortality from this disease.

The interdependent physiologic mechanisms linking right heart failure to fibrotic lung disease reflect the anatomic proximity of these organs and the overall contribution to morbidity and mortality in patients with both conditions.

The development of a successful health care system should be supported by information on the frequency of specific diseases and their contribution to morbidity and mortality in the population.

Additionally, dietary interventions to prevent CVD could reduce drug use and lower the risk of drug-induced side effects, which are relatively common and make a significant contribution to morbidity and mortality, especially in the older population (Le Couteur et al 2004).

However, improvements in the health delivery system have yet to make significant contributions to morbidity patterns.

Both prematurity and growth restriction make important contributions to morbidity and mortality during infancy, and in the long term these conditions may put adults at risk for a wide range of adverse health outcomes (Longo et al. 2013; Rogers and Velten 2011).

In addition, severe floods have a higher proportional contribution to the morbidity of dysentery than moderate floods.

Newborns, especially when LBW or premature are at risk of hypothermia which makes a significant contribution to newborn morbidity [ 9].

Healthcare-associated infection (HCAI) has a significant contribution to mortality, morbidity and cost of treatment in critically ill patients.