Sentence examples for individual mortality from inspiring English sources
Methods to estimate individual mortality risk are needed to provide individualized care and manage expanding ESRD populations.
Keogh in 2006 pioneered the publication of heart surgeons' individual mortality data by the Society for Cardiothoracic Surgeons, of which he is a former president.
When civilians launched a suicidal attack on an armed force in Kiev on 20 February, their sense of representing "the nation" far outweighed their concern with their individual mortality.
Though we now usually hear it in the concert hall, the Passion was, of course, written for liturgical use, and forms a communal meditation on individual mortality, collective grief and universal redemption, all carefully mirrored in Gardiner's approach.
Based on a best-selling 1958 novel by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa, "The Leopard" is a study in social transformation and individual mortality.
In the case of the mountain date palm, fire increases individual mortality (Mandle and Ticktin 2012).
Table 1 Details of the sampling of blood cockles, Anadara granosa, collected in an aquaculture ground along the Selangor coast in late-January and mid-March, 2012 Date Hauling area of dredge net (m2) Total number of individuals Status of individuals Mortality rate Density of alive individuals (/m2) Alive Dead 30th Jan., 2012 54 422 420 2 <0.5 7.8 15th Mar., 2012 201291 120122012.5 4.8.
For infectious individuals, mortality and recovery are competing outcomes which simultaneously influence the length of the infectious period.
In cohorts of HIV-positive individuals, mortality rates among those classified as lost to follow up are known to be as high as 50% [34].
For such individuals, mortality is approximately 60% [ 1], and survivors are at increased risk of requiring permanent renal replacement therapy (RRT) [ 3].
With advances in health, and as health systems in these countries become more efficient and health services are available to more individuals, mortality is likely to decline.
