While the probit estimate provides correlates of the risk of neonatal deaths, the propensity score matching approach employed in this context empirically compares the probability of neonatal death among individuals who have active national health insurance to the probability of neonatal deaths among individulas who do not have active or valid health insurance.
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Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis targeting this concern by removing a large number of covariates with the weakest apparent associations with suicide death from the propensity score produced only modest effect estimate changes (Additional file 1: Appendix 7).
Influenza virus is of particular public health concern due to its association with severe infections and deaths, and its propensity of causing large scale seasonal epidemics and pandemics.
Such episodes may also result in hospital admissions, which can have the propensity end with sudden, unexpected death.
Hypoglycemic patients had approximately a two-fold higher relative risk of cardiovascular events (HR 2.09 [95% CI 1.63 2.67]), hospitalization (2.51 [2.00–3.16]), and total death (2.48 [1.41–4.38]) in the propensity-matched dataset.
When B cells were analyzed with similar methods following stimulation with the TLR4 agonist, LPS, they displayed enhanced propensity for cell death (Fig. 5B).
Since it is important to evaluate whether a new technology has unanticipated side effects, such as altering basal cell physiology, or increasing the propensity for cell death, we conducted several control experiments.
Propensity score for death (pDead) was computed from either SAP1 (MIMICII) or APACHE III (HIDENIC) to assess the risk of death.
Moreover, Ndufs4 fky/fky primary MEFs on galactose have an increased propensity for cell death, while Ndufs4 fky/fky primary astrocytes do not.
