Sentence examples for elevated hazards from inspiring English sources

As predicted, patients prescribed any hypnotic had substantially elevated hazards of dying compared to those prescribed no hypnotics.

Associations between hypnotic prescriptions and deaths from Cox proportional hazards models stratified by comorbidity classes are presented in table 3. Patients prescribed any hypnotic had substantially elevated hazards of dying compared to those with equivalent comorbidity who took no hypnotics.

In addition, children of mothers who had a physical barrier to accessing health care had elevated hazards of dying before age five (HR: 1.13, CI: 1.04 1.25), relative to children whose mothers reported no physical barriers.

As presented in Table 2, barriers to accessing health care were significantly associated with elevated hazards of under-five death.

Since there is no previous research indicating that doctors of Chinese medicine have increased risk of menstrual disorders, it is likely that the elevated hazards ratios is a reflection of their unique medical seeking behavior.

However, the consistent results across varying levels of comorbidity and the persistent elevated hazards within strata of users and non-users matched for comorbid diagnoses strongly suggest that neither the level of individual health nor the presence of particular categories of comorbidity explains the bulk of the hazard associated with the use of hypnotic medications.

And within 20 years after smoking cessation, the excess risk compared to never smokers reduced to an only slightly elevated hazard ratio of 1.15.

Survivors of leukaemia, Hodgkin's lymphoma, neuroblastoma, and bone cancer had a significantly elevated hazard for each of the cardiac outcomes analysed.

Patients who had ever smoked (former or current smokers) had significantly elevated risk of overall (hazard ratios [HR] = 1.36, 95% CI = 1.30 1.42) and OPC-specific (HR = 1.48, 95% CI = 1.37 1.59) death than patients who had never smoked.

20 Most notably, a recent investigation of Medicaid claims data suggested elevated risk with mirtazapine and diminished risk with bupropion, with hazards otherwise similar across antidepressants.

Adjusted hazard ratios were lowest at BMI range 20.0-22.4 for death from overall CVD, total stroke, and stroke subtypes, and lowest at BMI range 17.5-19.9 for deaths from CHD. Elevated hazard ratios were observed in all BMI categories greater than 24.9 for CVD, CHD, and ischaemic stroke.