Sentence examples for faster mortality from inspiring English sources

This accelerated increase in Danish female and male life expectancy at birth might be better captured by the coherent approaches (i.e., the model of Li and Lee (2005) and the proposed model) that can include faster mortality reductions of other populations (that still belong to the same group such as highly developed countries).

The following variables were risk factors for faster mortality after HT: increased donor age, ischemic time greater than 200 minutes, extremes of recipient age, renal dysfunction, congenital etiology of heart disease, and the need for extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and temporary pulsatile support.

The size of the effect varies depending on the morbidity pattern, and on how fast mortality and morbidity are both changing.

Lord Merton told Isobel he had been diagnosed with pernicious anemia, which sadly has a high and fast mortality rate.

Has morbidity decreased faster than mortality (compression of morbidity 5), slower than mortality (expansion of morbidity 6), or at the same pace as mortality (relative compression of morbidity 7)?

It may seem like a herculean task, but making friends only gets harder as you grow older, when things like spouses, children, and your fast-approaching mortality get in the way of your quest to meet new people.

As fertility levels are not declining as fast as mortality, natural increase is expected to pertain for the foreseeable future.

There are no data concerning the effect of fasting on mortality in patients with or without diabetes.

In China, lung cancer has become the first cause of cancer death in China, with the fastest rising mortality in population [ 1].

Infected fish held at the elevated water temperature (21°C) died faster (30.7% mortality within the first 12 hours of the experiment) and in higher numbers (54.6% total mortality after 10 days post injection) than infected fish at 17°C (8.8% mortality in the first 12 hours, 35.2% total mortality after 10 days post injection).

"THESE are very old people in this plan, and they've been dying, in fact, 30percentt faster than the mortality table is saying," Mr. Hardock said.