Sentence examples for death rises from inspiring English sources

Dr. Atlas says that in older people who have a complex fusion instead of a simple laminectomy, the risk of death rises from around two or three deaths for every 1,000 procedures to 10 to 20 deaths per 1,000.

Add fear, stress, and grief to the mix, and the risk of death rises exponentially.

And the math is unforgiving: Each year after 65, the probability of death rises at a pace that's double what it was the previous year.

Mortality from some causes of death rises rapidly at older ages.

Through age stratification, we see that incidence of trauma-related death rises quickly from age 75 years onward.

The background for the new induction paradigm in Denmark is illustrated for the period 2000 2008 in figure 2. With increasing gestational age, the risk of fetal death rises, peaking after 43 weeks of gestation with more than 14 deaths/1000 ongoing pregnancies, a risk more than 10 times higher than in the weeks before term.

For every five years a woman continued to smoke, her risk of sudden death rose by 8%.

The average age at death rose, to 49 in 1997 from 25 in 1983.

Influenza and pneumonia almost tripled as causes of death — rising to 11 percent of certified deaths, from 4 percent.

I saw death rising from the earth, from the ground itself, in one blue field, in stubbled color.

By 2002, hospital death rose to 47%, home death dropped to 23%, hospice death remained stable and nursing home death rose from 3to8%8%.