Sentence examples for i mortality from inspiring English sources

Legend: striped fill = site I mortality, dotted fill = site II mortality.

The accelerated re-structuring was driven by two processes: (i) mortality under the new conditions; and (ii) recruitment by taxa ("invasion") belonging to the local species pool of the target site but previously not present in the introduced community.

This trend was caused by the absence of Type I mortality at low elevations (Table S3).

As in Experiment I, mortality was followed for 3 weeks following the first opportunity to blood-feed.

Four outcome measures were studied: (i) Mortality at 12 months post-discharge, determined using Australian Death Registry data and the electronic Open Architecture Clinical Information System (OACIS).

The specific outcomes sought in each article were: (i) mortality, (ii) postoperative morbidity, categorized according to the Post Operative Morbidity Survey, (iii) length of hospital stay [ 21].

In the previous issue of Critical Care, Audimooolam and colleagues evaluated in an observational retrospective study the relationship that may exist between troponin-I, mortality, severity of illness, and nonhepatic organ failure in a cohort of ALF patients [ 9].

Median duration of mechanical ventilation (8 vs 10) and length of ICU stay (13 vs 17 days) were shorter in group I. Mortality rate was similar in two groups (30.6 vs 31.4%%).

Beginning April 2009, Taiwan Centers for Disease Control (TCDC) has been collaborating with the Department of Health (DOH) Office of Statistics to develop an automated system for real-time P&I mortality surveillance (1).

Further analysis revealed that vaccine-matched circulating influenza A viruses were significantly associated with lower excess P&I mortality during post-SARS winters (i.e., 2005 2007) than during pre-SARS winters [0.03±0.06 vs. 1.57±1.27, p = 0.01].

One study examined trends in P&I mortality in England and Wales from 1994/1995 to 2000/2001 and showed a plot of rates of P&I mortality in the 65 74 years age group in this period, which appears to have little secular trend.