Sentence examples for increased death rate from inspiring English sources

The ONS suggested that the flu virus and the cold snap could be to blame for the increased death rate.

Even the drug Avandia, suspected of increasing the risk of heart attacks in diabetes, did not appear to contribute to the increased death rate.

The Case and Deaton report, Rising Morbidity and Mortality in Midlife among White Non-Hispanic Americans in the 21st Century, describes an increased death rate for middle-aged American whites "comparable to lives lost in the US Aids epidemic".

A few years after its approval, nesiritide fell out of use because small studies seemed to indicate an increased risk of kidney problems and an increased death rate.

Dr. Phyllis Zee, director of Northwestern Memorial Hospital's sleep disorders center, said participants who got little sleep or slept eight hours or more may have had medical problems that would explain their increased death rate.

The researchers suggest that other risks of Caesarean delivery, like possible cuts to the baby during the operation or delayed establishment of breast-feeding, may also contribute to the increased death rate.

Yo-yo diets lead to increased death rates.

But well-designed clinical trials found increased death rates among people who take them as supplements.

Extremes in temperature, whether hot or cold, have long been associated with increased death rates.

Early recurrence and rapid rise after surgery have been linked to increased death rates.

One analysis reported damage to kidney functions and the other found increased death rates.