Sentence examples for heightened mortality rates from inspiring English sources

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.

In these six county, five county, and Genesee county-only SMR analyses of the Michigan thumb region, heightened mortality rates were consistently observed for diabetes mellitus, cerebrovascular diseases, and kidney diseases in both males and females.

These three consequences of heightened sympathetic tone to the kidney portend heightened morbidity and mortality rates.

Considering heightened adolescent maternal mortality rates, perhaps the question is moot.

The Barn Owl Trust said that the bodies of 91% of the birds that had been found dead had contained rat poison, which has heightened fears that the use of rodenticides is having a serious impact on the birds' mortality rates.

They compared H1N1 to other diseases and causes of death with substantially higher mortality rates and concluded that H1N1 was sufficiently lacking in severity that it did not warrant heightened concern.

Older new mothers experience higher maternal mortality rates, and for black women already at risk, those who have pregnancies past-35 years old have heightened vulnerability.

Further, patients who enter the hospital malnourished have heightened risks of poorer health outcomes, including longer hospital stays, higher healthcare costs, greater complication and readmission rates, and higher mortality rates.

It may be that differential mortality rates (as a result of predation) encourage selection for increased vigilance in more vulnerable animals (e.g., males or juveniles) during periods of heightened predation risk.

Child mortality rates are declining.

Maternal Mortality Rates was corrected to Maternal Mortality Ratio.