Sentence examples for fall in mortality from inspiring English sources

The widening gap in standardised mortality ratios alone could represent an absolute rise in mortality in the psychiatric population or a fall in mortality in the general population in conjunction with a smaller fall in mortality in the psychiatric population.

It showed a steep fall in mortality after Intermountain put in place a heart-failure protocol.

And while Oklahoma men live almost six years less than the national average, the city has seen a three per cent fall in mortality rates.

The most important causes of the country's explosive growth in population were a sharp fall in mortality rates especially infant mortality and the traditional preference for large families.

Some countries, like Eritrea, have managed to reduce child mortality without making much headway against malnutrition; Madagascar saw a big fall in mortality but levels of poor nutrition rose.

The result of universal health coverage in Thailand has been a significant fall in mortality (particularly infant and child mortality, with infant mortality as low as 11 per 1,000) and a remarkable rise in life expectancy, which is now more than 74 years at birth – major achievements for a poor country.

The rapidity of this growth, which some described as the "population explosion," was due to the sharpness in the falls in mortality that in turn were the result of improvements in public health, sanitation, and nutrition that were mostly imported from the developed countries.

Favourable trends in smoking and physical activity made only a modest contribution to the falls in mortality.

The falls in mortality were steeper in the more affluent groups, so relative inequalities remained fairly constant.

There were sudden sharp falls in mortality from 1991 onwards, 1 one of the fastest declines in the world.

In a global context of progresses in human longevity and life expectancy, changes in morbidity and disability trends and secular falls in mortality are expected.