Sentence examples for estimated bereavement from inspiring English sources

4 8 13 We estimated bereavement effects in widows and widowers separately and further assessed the mortality risks as a function of age at widowhood and time since bereavement (TSB). 2 8 We used Cox proportional hazard (CPH) models to analyse the association of bereavement and mortality of widowed husbands and wives.

Effect modification was examined using stratified analysis, thus estimating the bereavement coefficients within strata and allowing us to a test for heterogeneity or trend in effects.

Each year, an estimated 7,000 newly-bereaved partners receive nothing in bereavement benefits when their partner dies, as they are not married.

The increase in mortality has been most consistently described in the first year after bereavement, and a recent meta-analysis estimated a 41% increase in mortality in the first 6 months after bereavement in all age groups (3).

They will tell you that they need to analyze how this will impact the military's budget (extending bereavement payments and partner benefits to the estimated 66, 000 gay soldiers might cost some money).

A recent meta-analysis estimated a relative risk of death in the first 6 months after bereavement of 1.41, with attenuation of the effect over time (3).

The charity Child Bereavement UK estimates that 23,600 parents of children under 18 die every year, and that one in 29 children has lost a parent or a sibling – that's one child in every class.

But other financial support including funeral payments is available to cohabitees". Making bereavement support payments available to cohabitees would cost the Treasury an estimated £300m over the first four years from April 2017, government calculations suggest.

An estimated one million grandparents in Britain are currently denied access to their grandchildren, usually as a result of family breakdown or bereavement.

A semi-parametric mixture model (SPMM) is used to estimate the distinctive trajectories of post-bereavement alcohol consumption.

We used Poisson regression model (SAS PROC PHREG procedure, V.9.1) to estimate relative ratios (RRs) with a 95% CI to assess the association between prenatal bereavement and the risk of utilisation of general practice.