Sentence examples for definitive mortality from inspiring English sources

A major issue raised by the public health consequences of a heat wave is the difficulty of detecting its direct consequences on patient outcome, particularly because of the delay in obtaining definitive mortality results.

A major concern raised by the heat wave was the difficulty of rapid assessment of its direct consequences on patient outcome, mainly because of the delay in obtaining definitive mortality results.

The size of the contemporary cohort, duration of follow-up and number of deaths preclude definitive statements about mortality.

The absence of definitive proof for mortality reduction from mammography in younger women does by no means constitute proof of absence of such an effect.

They compared time to definitive care and mortality for severely injured patients transported by either a non-urban, daylight-operating physician-staffed helicopter or ground ambulance, and found higher 30-day mortality for patients transported by ground (38% vs. 12%).

Post hoc power calculations indicate that, to obtain definitive data on mortality and recurrence, a study of at least 2000 patients would be required, and this is unlikely ever to be funded.

Local recurrence of glioblastomas is a major cause of patient mortality after definitive treatment.

There was no definitive data on the mortality rate for HIV-infected hepatic TB patients.

A more collapsed categorization in education would be recommended when a more definitive conclusion on educational mortality inequality is required.

The definitive aetiological causes of mortality based on the post-mortem analysis are presented in Figure  6.

In contrast, several previous studies have found that empiric diagnosis is associated with worse mortality than definitive diagnosis.