Sentence examples for corresponding morbidity from inspiring English sources

A patient was considered to have a medical condition if any of the diagnoses given or the drugs prescribed in the previous 12 months were included in the corresponding morbidity groups (EDCs or Rx-MGs).

Although pregnancy during adolescence is a constant public health issue, due to the recognized higher risk for the mother and infant, in addition to the strong biological, psychological and social impact, maternal death associated with adolescence is more well-known than the corresponding morbidity.

Vertical lines divide our sample and horizontal lines indicate the corresponding percentage morbidity in the three groups.

The MMMI and PMMI were coded as an event if mortality or any of the corresponding severe morbidity occurred.

Epidemiological data corresponding to morbidity reports between 1975 and 2002 were extracted from the Weekly Epidemiological Record published by the World Health Organization (WHO), available on the WHO website [ 25].

Excessive ingestion of the macronutrient, alcohol, causes devastating complications in the brain leading to atrophy and impaired cognitive function with corresponding increases in morbidity and mortality and, consequently, reduced quality of life measures.

We have modelled impacts only on mortality, whereas actual benefits to health would be considerably greater were corresponding impacts on morbidity also included.

Prospective data collection comprised systematic and integrative collation of comprehensive medication profiles across the transitions to and from hospital including corresponding patient and morbidity characteristics.

The number of people on sick-leave benefits in Sweden more than doubled between 1997 and 2002 without evidence of a corresponding increase in morbidity [ 2].

For each step, 95% CI from training data was plotted in a whisker diagram where the corresponding probability of morbidity on testing data (stars) and the percentage occurrence of each score were also reported.

CAP is a leading cause of hospital admissions and mortality in Canada [ 2, 4, 5] and with increasing age, there is a corresponding increase in morbidity and loss of independence for older adults [ 6, 7].