Sentence examples for increased fatality rate from inspiring English sources
Antimicrobial resistance is a well-described predictor of increased fatality rate in sepsis [ 13].
However, it is unknown if the binary toxin directly contributes to the increased fatality rate or if it is an epiphenomenon of strains with higher virulence [ 9].
Predilection of the disease in Canadian Aboriginal children (32 of 41 patients) was demonstrated, with an increased fatality rate in that group (5 of 41 patients).
Although the use of SU agents in type 2 diabetes patients has been quite common, increased risk of cardiovascular complications and increased fatality rate after myocardial infarction have been reported in these patients [ 90].
However, the prophylactic use of antimicrobials was justified by a study which demonstrated that the withdrawal of animal growth-promoting antimicrobials from feeds was associated with elevated prevalence of diarrhea, weight loss and increased fatality rate of post-weaning pigs mainly due to E. coli infections [ 25].
Some individuals, especially the immunocompromised, can develop severe disease with increased fatality rate [ 3- 6].
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 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.
Studies with larger sample sizes are needed to determine whether antimicrobial resistance is associated with increased fatality rates.
Using antimicrobial agents to treat E. coli O157 H7 infections has been contraindicated due to studies showing an association between antimicrobial treatment and increased fatality rates [ 4].
Following a myocardial infarction (MI), RA patients have been shown to have increased fatality rates, with adjusted odds (ORs) ranging from 1.2 to 3.0 [ 11- 13].
