Sentence examples for crude excess from inspiring English sources

Crude excess mortality was defined as the difference between mortality in children with and without NI.

The Outcome Surveillance Component related to DA-HAI classifies surveillance data into specific module protocols that include excess LOS, evaluation of DA-HAI costs, crude excess length of stay, crude excess mortality, microbiological profile, bacterial resistance, and antimicrobial-use data.

Crude excess LOS of DA-HAI equals crude LOS of ICU patients with DA-HAI minus crude LOS of patients without DA-HAI.

Mortality in PICU was greater amongst patients with NI (38.3%) than in patients without NI (20.4%) (p < 0.001), with a crude excess mortality of 17.8%.

Crude excess mortality of DA-HAI equals crude mortality of ICU patients with DA-HAI minus crude mortality of patients without DA-HAI.

Thus, the association is supported by genetic factors, 25 26 34 but as increased risks were still associated with both suicides and death from injuries or accidents, they may only explain a minor part of the crude excess risk.

But the point remains, if Alice Cooper does represent any kind of threat to British virtue, then the source of our concern should be in British society, and not in the crude excesses of a not particularly gifted superstar.

Spatial distribution of HFRS cases in Liaoning Province from 2000 to 2005 was mapped at the county level to show crude incidence, excess hazard, and spatial smoothed incidence.

Spatial distribution of HFRS cases in mainland China from 1994 to 1998 was mapped at county level in the aspects of crude incidence, excess hazard and spatial smoothed incidence.

We mapped HFRS from different aspects such as crude incidence, excess risk, spatial smoothed incidence, and incidence with IDW, evaluated the spatial pattern and highlighted geographic areas with significant high incidence of HFRS in mainland China.

For Canada, the 1951 epidemic was the most severe influenza season in the period 1950 1999, as indicated by crude seasonal excess death rates from P&I and all causes (data not shown).