Sentence examples for dying declined from inspiring English sources

The number of women with obstetric complications who were admitted for treatment in participating facilities tripled, and the proportion of those women dying declined by half.

The odds of dying declined on average by 35%9595% CI = 22.6 45.9) each month after the start of each outbreak (Table 4).> -wrap-foot> Changes in the effective reproduction number, R, over the course of the outbreaks were plotted in Figure 6.

In the following days, the Brooklyn district attorney's office, informed that Mr. Robinson would probably die, declined to go forward with the case, said Jerry Schmetterer, a spokesman for the office.

The New Jersey nursing home where Rizzuto died declined to say what time he died, but the Yankees and his sister said they believed the time of death was 11 p.m., about an hour away from Aug. 14.

The number of Americans who left modest fortunes when they died declined in 2003 from 2001, while the number who left large fortunes increased, government data posted on the Internet showed yesterday.

Ten of America's moguls who died, declined or simply got passed by in 2001.

These 54 former Forbes 400 members either died, declined or got left behind.

After exclusion of doctors who died, declined to participate, or were not traceable, response rates to the survey were 84% (13 290/15 759) at one year, 78% (12 359/15 759) at three years, and 79% (9609/12 108) at five years.

Patients are removed from the wait lists after undergoing the operation or for other reasons: if they died, declined the operation, accepted surgery from another surgeon, moved away, or switched to medical management.

Workers at Big Bertha's, where the slogan above the shop door reads "Eat or Die," declined to be interviewed.

As she lay dying, Sister Dorothy declined most of her 23 medications not essential for her heart condition, prescribed by specialists but winnowed by a geriatrician who knows that elderly people are often overmedicated.