Sentence examples for heightened mortality from inspiring English sources
Afferent limb failure is common and may be associated with unplanned intensive care admissions, heightened mortality and prolonged length of stay.
Heightened mortality rates among middle-aged working-class whites and the concomitant spike in opioid addiction have, on the whole, generated sympathetic examinations of social displacement, in which addiction is seen as a public-health concern symptomatic of the changing economy, as opposed to a sign of moral failure.
Corals, which house a massive amount of marine life, can survive the bleaching process but show heightened mortality following the purge.
Peer-reviewed research affirms the considerably heightened mortality risk in the month following treatment, demonstrating the need for overdose prevention education aimed at this population.
We tested the hypothesis that heightened mortality awareness would lead individuals to embrace IDT and reject ET; in other words, that shifting one's opinion on these theories is a "terror management" strategy—stimulated by the basic need to maintain psychological security [13].
Account was taken of people's employment status as those not in employment have heightened mortality and morbidity risk independent of their SEP [ 8, 15].
Future controlled intervention studies are needed to clarify whether intensification of glucose control with insulin therapy alone further heightens mortality risk.
The NHS is not the only health system to experience heightened weekend mortality.
Studies consistently show a relationship between short birth interval and heightened neonatal mortality risk [ 19, 27, 28].
Prison inmates with a history of drug dependence are particularly vulnerable, with higher rates of morbidity, mortality and return to custody in the 6-month post-release period (McMillan et al. 2008) and a heightened risk for mortality in the first week post-release (Bukten et al. 2017).
