Select medical conditions not identified by REGARDS may have exhibited associations with risk of sepsis as well as mortality; for example, a history of immunosuppression.
For example, if an endpoint such as mortality is quantified by means of an indicator, a notably lower threshold limit value for the deviation in prevalences may be appropriate.
For example, adult mortality rates are twice as high in blacks as in whites in the United States [ 1] and almost three times as high in unskilled workers as in professionals in the United Kingdom [ 2].
For example, urologists stated that aspects such as mortality or complications within 30 days after surgery were included, but not relevant patient-reported outcome measures (e.g., continence success, potency success).
For example, as the assumed HRLTFU increased, mortality in the AMPATH programme changed from the lowest mortality to being close to the average estimate across programmes.
As an example, the general mortality μ is chosen as the (approximated) general mortality of the German male population from 1900 to 2010.
Aristotle, the principal philosophical authority of medieval scholasticism, is a special object of attack for example, as a supporter of the mortality of the soul (chs. 51, 54).
For example, neonatal mortality was included as an outcome because of its high clinical importance when evaluating the harms and benefits of tocolytic therapy.
For example, infant mortality rates are current as of 2005.
In just one example, the mortality rate on the roads in Russia is about 3.6 times as high as in the United States.
