Sentence examples for deaths aspects from inspiring English sources

In order to enhance the comprehensiveness of the analysis on maternal and child deaths, aspects that capture the gender and poverty related factors, that are recognized to be major social determinants of morbidity and mortality [ 64], could be included.

Irving felt that this was "fairly predictable in terms of the nature of Meyer tough and masterful combined with the aphrodisiac of power, and the life and death aspects of his job".

Photoreceptors leave the cell cycle at around 2 dpf when the proliferation and cell death aspects of the phenotype first become detectable (Hu and Easter, 1999).

Besides an emphasis on preventing death, aspects of surgical culture that could complicate the communication of prognosis include: the "rescue credo" [ 17]--the need to "save" or "rescue" a patient from dying; that surgeons often associate patient death with personal failure and shame [ 17, 20] and professional "shame" if a patient does not receive all possible interventions [ 18].

The life-and-death aspect is especially true of any team that represents New York and any team called the Jets.

But it can actually be too powerful in many ways, leading a majority of people to think things are worse now than they were in the past, despite there being ample evidence to the contrary (e.g. invoking the "spirit of the Blitz" to reference community togetherness and positivity, while overlooking the whole "constant risk of bombing and death" aspect).

When this story about a Buddhist yoga retreat gone wrong popped up a few weeks back, most everyone focused on the "grisly death" aspect included in the headline.

We've come to terms with the fact that we're too big of pussies(/lovers) to deal with the whole sudden-horrible-death aspect of service.

Because Jack is immortal and always comes back from the dead, Porter argues that Jack cannot literally fulfil the "physical death aspect" of Raglan's criteria for a hero.

She maintains a clinical nursing practice with the Baltimore City Health Department, reviewing infant and fetal deaths, and aspects of prenatal care for women in the community.

You can find out more about militarization and migrant deaths as aspects of comprehensive immigration reform in my documentary, The Second Cooler, narrated by Martin Sheen.