Sentence examples for decline of death from inspiring English sources

The decline of death rates was bigger for men than women.

On the other hand, recent observations pointed to the relative decline of death rates attributable to AKI, despite a rise in the occurrence of AKI [ 3, 4].

People who are disturbed by the decline of death-penalty sentences in the United States, as outlined in Jeffrey Toobin's article on mitigation, might do well to read Simon Winchester's book "The Surgeon of Crowthorne" ("The Mitigator," May 9th).

Lucy Robins Baltimore, Md. People who are disturbed by the decline of death-penalty sentences in the United States, as outlined in Jeffrey Toobin's article on mitigation, might do well to read Simon Winchester's book "The Surgeon of Crowthorne" ("The Mitigator," May 9th).

A decline of deaths following non-treatment decisions suggests a change towards more active treatment of elderly patients.

A decline of deaths following non-treatment decisions is consistent with a change in physicians' attitudes towards more active, life-prolonging treatment of elderly patients.

As regards overall mortality of the cohort, our findings are in agreement with previous studies that reported a substantial reduction in mortality rates among HIV-infected subjects after 1998, mainly attributed to the decline of deaths for AIDS-related conditions, thanks to cART [ 1, 3, 18].

In 1976, for example, when the Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional for a state to make the death penalty mandatory for any crime, it marked the beginning of the decline of mandatory death sentences around the world.

The Colorado method is another important factor in the decline of the death penalty nationwide.

Here are five things to know about the recent decline of the death penalty in this country.

(I wrote in greater detail about the decline of the death penalty in Texas in my recent profile of Danalynn Recer, a defense lawyer in Houston).