ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT00434408) Of the annual 3.7 million global neonatal deaths, almost all (99%) occur in developing countries, and one-third to one half are attributed to infections[ 1] such as sepsis, meningitis, pneumonia, omphalitis, tetanus, and diarrhea.
Nearly 60% of the 56.5 million total reported global deaths were contributed to chronic diseases; approximately half are attributed to CVD (calculated in 2001). 1 Accordingly, research must account for this epidemiological and demographic transition.
When a dyad had a common ancestor who was a maternal relative for one individual and a paternal relative for the other, that ancestor's portion of the relatedness value was divided by two and half was attributed to the dyad's maternal relatedness and half to the dyad's paternal relatedness.
Of the 439 word wide pirate attacks more than half of them were attributed to Somali piracy.
Almost 6.3 million deaths occurred in children under 5 years old, and more than half of them were attributed to just five causes: lower respiratory tract infections, preterm birth complications, neonatal encephalopathy after birth trauma and asphyxia, malaria, and diarrheal diseases, according to the report.
In total, 114 false negative scores were identified, about half of which were attributed to just four markers, #11303, #11301, #386-14d and #11392a.
Rubenstein recently reviewed several studies describing reasons for falls and found that up to half of falls were attributed to "accidental or environmental" causes [ 2].
For mentoring, the interviewers were unable to determine a reason for the discrepancy in one-half of the cases (53%), whereas the remaining one-half of the cases were attributed to HSA reporting errors on the routine forms.
Data analyzed from developing countries showed that more than half of child deaths were attributed to the potentiating effects of undernutrition and, of these, 80% were attributable to mild moderate undernutrition rather than severe undernutrition (1).
In sheep evaluations where culling for poor performance, conformation faults, and (or) age was practiced, half of ewe exits were attributed to health-related culls or deaths [ 17, 21].
