Sentence examples for death and less from inspiring English sources
If their infections could be detected and treated with antiviral drugs, they would be less likely to suffer severe illness and premature death and less able to spread the virus to others through sexual intercourse or needle-sharing.
On 8 April, a promising spring night in north London, 15 years to the day since Bernie Grant's death and less than a month before the general election, Grant's life is being commemorated at the arts centre named after him, a calm cube of a building.
LL Cool J is hosting the ceremony for the third consecutive time – two years after his respectful hosting job in the wake of Whitney Houston's unexpected death and less than a year after the April 2013 release of his remarkably questionable song Accidental Racist, the country ditty he made with Brad Paisely.
Patients were more likely than physicians to want to plan funerals and know the timing of death and less likely than all other groups to want to discuss personal fears.
A ≻ B ⇔ #{i: Ai ≻ Bi} > #{i: Bi ≻ Ai}, where Ai and Bi denote the attribute values of A and B. It is easy to see that for the values in Table 1 we have for Series I according to the majority rule B ≻ A (more years and less migraine), C ≻ B (more years and lower probability of death) and A ≻ C (lower probability of death and less migraine).
Compared to Americans, they have an 80percentt lower rate of breast cancer death and less than half the rate of ovarian or colon cancer deaths.
Studies have shown that medical marijuana laws and access to medical marijuana dispensaries are associated with fewer opioid deaths and less prescription painkiller abuse.
In itself, that may not be a bad thing: people may well decide to spend a lot more to protect themselves from particularly nasty deaths, and less to prevent deaths that result from voluntary risk-taking.
The United States would experience less infectious disease -- which means fewer deaths and less strain on the health system -- if the public health apparatus were fully extended into the jails and prisons.
Studies in Europe and Australia have shown that comatose patients whose bodies were cooled to 89.6 to 93.2 degrees Fahrenheit and maintained at that temperature for up to 24 hours suffered significantly fewer deaths and less brain damage than patients who were quickly resuscitated, the association said.
