Sentence examples for distinct mortality from inspiring English sources

The predictive validity of Berlin criteria was similarly marginal and failed to identify three distinct mortality classes with a mortality of 18% in mild versus 19% in moderate ARDS.

The different causes of death show distinct mortality patterns, providing some clues about the varying acceleration of mortality at different ages.

The different causes of death show distinct mortality patterns, providing some clues about the varying acceleration of mortality at different ages [ 2, 7].

Out of 999 enrolled patients, 308 died during the course of sepsis presenting a characteristic mortality rate (30.8%) with three distinct mortality peaks (at days 2, 7 and 17).

There was no evidence of a Marin County deficit in later-stage cancers, mortality rates remained stable despite distinct mortality declines observed in comparison regions, and disparate age-specific incidence trends were observed within the larger age group (aged 40+ years) targeted by screening programs [ 6].

Thus it will be argued that Armstrong's contention that the Registrar General's creation of a distinct mortality rate for infants both reflected an emerging social awareness of infant mortality, and created social, statistical, and medical recognition of the infant as a separate and important entity, can be extended to foetal mortality.

The distinct seasonal mortality patterns identified across regions in Australia undoubtedly warrant further study, from both policy and planning viewpoints.

Life expectancy results summarise and aggregate a heterogeneous combination of distinct age-specific mortality measures and patterns; hence, we further examined mortality rates across different age groups.

Three months on, there's a distinct air of mortality about them.

This leads to categorically distinct trajectories of mortality in the adult age range.

Decomposition showed that there was no distinct pattern of mortality by age that was unique to Glasgow when compared to ADE, after accounting for deprivation.