Sentence examples for increased fatality from inspiring English sources

Our findings, based on a larger number of events, confirmed previous findings that reduced lung function is associated more closely with increased risk of fatal CHD than with nonfatal episodes (10) and predicts increased fatality in the event of a cardiac event (10).

The Government says "too many" studies have been published that highlight increased fatality rates over weekends, including a 29 per cent increase in cancer surgery deaths, a 20 per cent increase in stroke mortality and an 11 per cent rise in general surgery deaths.

The reasons for increased fatality risk among pedestrians with TBI is likely multi-faceted and future research may be able to shed light into these mechanisms.

The instances of drunk driving, speeding and driving without a safety belt all significantly increase during the night hours and each contributes directly to increased fatality rates.

The association between death and age is strongly related with increased fatality in older pedestrians, in agreement with many previous studies (Chang 2008; Henary et al. 2006; Kim et al. 2008; Mohamed et al. 2013; Tefft 2013); this association is usually explained by the increased frailty associated with ageing (Kim et al. 2008; Tarko and Azam 2011).

We found that 'drifting snow', 'wind', and 'fog' were significantly associated with an increased fatality risk.

Hospitals are reporting increased fatalities from diseases once easily handled by antibiotics.

Increased lane widths appears to be associated with increased fatalities.

Studies have shown increased fatalities and hospitalizations in those states following law reductions [4, 18, 21].

The mismatch in weight, stiffness, and height between LTV and PV has been surmised to result in increased fatalities among PV occupants when their vehicles collide with LTV.

Unless India expends a great amount of money and thoughtful planning on its infrastructure, the nation and its people will find themselves confronted by ever-greater traffic congestion and increased fatalities.