Sentence examples for deaths average from inspiring English sources

In the 40 years after the Act, there were 16 explosion disasters resulting in 210 deaths, average 0.4 accidents per year and 13 deaths per accident.

In fact, notes Dr. Stephen Bezruchka's Annual Review of Public Health analysis, if modern medicine somehow eliminated all U.S. cancer deaths, average American life expectancy would increase by just three years, not enough to cover the life expectancy gap between the deeply unequal United States and the much more equal Japan, the nation with the world's longest life expectancy.

8 EWDs are calculated by comparing deaths in winter months (December to March) with the expected number of deaths (average non-winter months).

Displayed in Table 6 are the YLL, number of deaths, average YLL, age-standardized YLL rates, and ASYR ratios stratified by sex and ethnicity.

In the 2-week estimated risk period in 1947, 1,545 cardiac deaths occurred of 3,156 total deaths (average 110 deaths per day, range 91 119 deaths) (Table 1).

Pregnancy-related deaths - there was no evidence that interventions could reduce pregnancy-related deaths (average OR 1.00, 95% CI 0.52 to 1.96; studies = two; Heterogeneity: Tau² = 0.12; (P = 0.19); I² = 43%; Analysis 4.2).

In the last half of 2006, civilian deaths averaged 200 per month.

Deaths averaged about three a day, not nine.

To be sure, levels of violence are nothing like what they were at their height: some 500 people were killed in 1972 alone, and deaths averaged over 100 a year throughout the Troubles.

Although hiking and climbing in the UK are a relatively safe sports, there are fatalities: Mountain Rescue England & Wales report over a thousand incidents most years, with annual injuries at about 650 people, and deaths averaging about 34 per year (using 2009-2013 figures).

There has been a consistent decline since then with deaths averaging around 50,000 in the 70s and 40,000 in the 80s.