Sentence examples for death rate found from inspiring English sources

He said it was not clear that the same reduction in the death rate found in the study would occur in the general population.

The New Yorker reported that a 1995 study on an Ebola outbreak in Kikwit, Zaire, found that the virus killed 14 of 15 pregnant women it infected -- a dramatically higher figure than the 70percentt overall death rate found by the World Health Organization during the current epidemic.

Although the 21% death rate found in our study is close to the 18%30-dayy rate reported by Brown et al. [ 33], it was lower than the 29% rate found by the same group in patients with previously untreated BAVM [ 34].

Inspectors sent into hospitals with higher-than-expected death rates found evidence of poor practice such as too few staff, inadequate infection control, patients left unmonitored on trolleys for long periods and badly maintained operating theatres, Jeremy Hunt has said.

Johns Hopkins scientists whose studies linked spikes in sooty pollution with higher death rates found a flaw in their analysis that had doubled the rise in mortality after bad-air days.

The duo, both economics professors at Princeton, then compared the data to those death rates found within other domestic racial categories and those seen in similarly wealthy nations.

Inspection of P&I excess death rates by age shows that the 1951 epidemic had the typical pattern of death rates found in other epidemics, steeply increasing with age after infancy.

An explanation for the differences in death rates found in our studies and those of Turell et al. is that they used suckling mice, whereas we used adult mice.

The report, using a statistical technique to analyze death rates, finds that the rate of decline deepened recently, averaging 2.1percentt a year from 2002 to 2004, the latest dates for which statistics are available.

In analysis of trends in the major mortality indicators, infant mortality rate, under-five mortality rate, and crude death rate were found to have linear decrement trend.

More broadly, we have looked at changes in the observed death rate and found that deaths up to 30-days post discharge have fallen by 15% from 4.7 to 4.0 per 100 admissions over this 5 year period.