Sentence examples for increase in fatality from inspiring English sources

Normalized CFR for each age group shows a marked increase in fatality risk with age except in age group >60 years represented by only 1 fatal case.

Normalized CFR for each age group (Figure 5b) clearly showed a marked increase in fatality risk with age and highest risk was noted in 40 50 years age group.

This is not supported, however, by results from the UKPDS, which reported no increase in fatality for patients taking sulfonylurea treatment (1).

For children living in areas of unstable malaria transmission, a hospital-based study in Kwa-Zulu Natal found a 2.7-fold increase in severe malaria (p = 0.05) and a 3.6-fold increase in fatality among severe cases (p = 0.1) associated with HIV-1 (3 ).

Preliminary national figures for 2012 also suggested an increase in fatalities.

Despite the increase in fatalities in 2003, the number of fires in the city last year was still lower than in previous years.

Fire officials said they had no evidence that the increase in fatalities was linked to cuts in operations, including the closing of six fire companies last May.

He also discovered a 41 percent relative increase in fatalities on Super Bowl Sunday, which he attributed to a combination of fatigue, distraction and alcohol.

While it is too soon to know for certain, he attributes the increase in fatalities, in part, to a rebounding economy.

The sudden increase in fatalities and injuries last month has at last brought home that this is a real war, and that we have reached what military planners call the "question four moment".

The auto industry, faced with mounting criticism over the increase in fatalities involving sport utility vehicles, recently agreed to cooperate with the government to explore new tests and standards to address S.U.V. safety.