Sentence examples for corresponding to death from inspiring English sources

For simulation of independent pathways competition, two independent random numbers (uniformly distributed between 0 and 1), one corresponding to death (RD) and the other corresponding to slippage (RS), were generated using the Random function in MATLAB.

A total of 310 (147 co-trimoxazole, 163 placebo) participants died, corresponding to death rates of 27.3 and 34.4 per 100 person years.

The EQ-5D-5L index scores generated using this algorithm range from −0.224 to 1, with 0, 1, and negative values corresponding to death, full health, and health states worse than death, respectively.

Moreover, the mean probability of transition (corresponding to death probability or aggravation of liver disease probability) was consistently higher for men than for women, although the difference was not always significant.

The Spanish EQ-5D-3L values range from −0.654 to 1, with 0, 1, and negative scores corresponding to death, full health, and health states worse than death, respectively.

Hence, the cumulative incidence of the event of interest up to 23 months is the sum of the incidences in all intervals prior to 23 months, that is 0%+0.3%+0.3%=0.6%. Figure 2 illustrates the cumulative incidence corresponding to death due to breast cancer.

When analyzing crude sepsis-associated deaths rates by age group, two peaks were demonstrated, the first corresponding to deaths in early childhood, the second in the elderly.

Individual entries for the period 1989 1998, corresponding to deaths in towns and cities throughout Spain due to ovarian cancer (International Classification of Diseases, ICD-9 code 183), were used as the case source.

HIV/AIDS is the predominant cause of death of people aged 15 49 (11.6% of all deaths, corresponding to 0.6 deaths per 1,000 person-years in this age group).

H5N1 strains of avian influenza A virus have already caused the deaths of more than 90 people since the outbreak of infection in Southeast Asia in 1997, corresponding to a death rate of ∼50% for known infections.

A significant excess of genes corresponding to cell death processes were detected.