Sentence examples for disproportionate mortality from inspiring English sources

Deceased-donor split-liver transplantation, a technique that provides both an adult and pediatric graft, might be the best way to decrease this disproportionate mortality.

Malaria is a global health problem resulting in over 1 million deaths annually, with disproportionate mortality in African children under the age of five [1].

For these fruit species, the absence of their main seed dispersers from the frugivore community might represent dramatic consequences in terms of restricted dispersal, disproportionate mortality of fruits and seeds due to pathogen attack, or severely altered seed shadows in terms of limited dispersal distance or increased aggregation of the seed rain.

Although there has been progressive improvement in 5 year survival, which is now greater than 85%, CM causes disproportionate mortality in those of young and middle age.

We hypothesise that disproportionate mortality of males during development causes the typical female bias in adult populations of mountain pine beetles.

Although the H1N1pdm09 strain did not generally cause very severe disease, a disproportionate mortality rate was sometimes observed in young children.

Pregnant women are at high risk from influenza due to disproportionate morbidity, mortality, and adverse pregnancy outcomes following infection.

This is encouraging given the recorded disproportionate morbidity, mortality, and fetal wastage demonstrated in the 20th century influenza pandemics among pregnant women with pneumonia.

Pandemic planning is of major importance to hospitals providing maternity and newborn care given the disproportionate morbidity, mortality, and preterm birth rates recorded among pregnant women with influenza pneumonia during the previous 20th century influenza pandemics.

Prespecified subgroup analyses suggested that the disproportionate cardiovascular mortality risk in the intensive glycemic control group was in participants under the age of 65 years as opposed to older participants.

Previous influenza pandemics have repeatedly documented disproportionate morbidity and mortality among pregnant women, with mortality rates of two to four times the same age adult non-pregnant population [ 3].