Sentence examples for indicated a mortality from inspiring English sources

The logistic regression (reference year 2008) indicated a mortality odds ratio (OR) for patients with sepsis in 2012 of 0.772 955% CI 0.727 0.820) (Table 3).

Consequently, a univariate analysis of the relationship between intracranial injury and mortality indicated a mortality risk 3.5 times higher among those with an intracranial injury than those without s (RR 3.46, 95% CI 1.96 – 6.1.96

However, it is important to note that none of these studies have indicated a mortality benefit, and significant adverse effects and collateral damage from year-long use of macrolide therapy should be seriously considered.

In 1993, a British Paediatric Surveillance Unit (BPSU) study indicated a mortality rate of 3.7% in the UK for KD 76; at the time of this writing, a repeat BPSU survey is ongoing, and will provide more up-to-date outcome data for the UK.

In hospital mortality ranged from 8%too 37.2% All cause 30 day mortality appeared to be high, with 15 studies indicating a mortality of 15% or greater.

Despite these additional initiatives, a trend indicating a mortality benefit was first observed during the implementation period, supporting the impact of the Keystone ICU project on mortality.

In general, all-cause 30-day mortality appeared to be high, with 15 studies indicating a mortality of 15% or more.

Epidemiological data indicates a mortality of 30% in the first month after stroke independently from the type of cerebrovascular injury, while only 10% of patients was discharged from hospital without serious functional or cognitive impairments [ 2].

All previously published mortality data from other countries (Table 1) indicated a lower mortality with standardized mortality ratios between 0.76 and 0.99.

A 3-month retrospective mortality survey performed by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in 2004-2005, in the eastern province of Ituri indicated a crude mortality rate (CMR) of 4.1 deaths/10,000/day (95% CI: 2.8-5.4) [ 6].

Another report, by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, however, indicated a lower mortality rate among recovery and rescue workers compared to the general population of New York City.