Sentence examples for crisis rate from inspiring English sources
Fetal hemoglobin level was predictive of the crisis rate, suggesting that attempts to increase the fetal hemoglobin level with pharmacological agents such as hydroxyurea might decrease the crisis rate and ultimately improve survival.
A regression model of the effect of high HbF response on QOL adjusting for baseline values of QOL measures, HbF, annual crisis rate and mean daily pain are shown in Table 2.
In the Cooperative Study of Sickle Cell Disease (CSSCD), an analysis of painful crises in 3,578 patients ranging in age from newborns to age 66 [ 5- 7] conducted from 1982 1995, the average crisis rate was 0.8 episodes per patient-year in SS, 1.0 episode per patient-year in sickle β-thalassemia and 0.4 episodes per patient-year in SC and sickle β+-thalassemia.
Despite the label from the commission studying causes of the crisis, rating firms are on the mend.
Levels of life satisfaction have not recovered to pre-economic crisis rates in more than half of Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OEcountriesries – the world's most advanced economies.
Since that crisis, rates have not budged despite a rise in prices of over 50% and a 70% currency devaluation.Now that Argentina has begun to tackle the biggest consequence of the crisis the restructuring of $81 billion in non-performing debt, the utilities are moving back up the agenda.
Korea, by contrast, had a high crisis rating but not a high rate of bank-credit growth.
Among CSSCD patients over the age of 20, those with high crisis rates had higher mortality levels than those with low crisis rates.
High crisis rates were associated with high hematocrit and low fetal hemoglobin levels.
Pre-treatment annual crisis rates were distributed as follows: 44% had 3 5 annual crises, 24% had 6 9 and 32% had 10 or more (Fig 1B).
Conclusions After the 2008 economic crisis, rates of suicide increased in the European and American countries studied, particularly in men and in countries with higher levels of job loss.
