Sentence examples for inherent mortality from inspiring English sources

Lung transplantation ostensibly, albeit by no means invariably, diminishes or delays deaths of IPF patients, although the procedure itself is also associated with a finite inherent mortality [36].

These so-called 'sick-quick' had a high inherent mortality anyway.

Undetectable measles antibody levels could be associated with higher inherent mortality.

This mechanism occurs if GPs, and subsequently diagnostic imaging centres and endoscopic centres, as expected, give priority to seriously ill patients who may have higher inherent mortality (the 'sick-quick' group), whereas being more reluctant to expedite patients with less obvious symptoms of cancer (the 'low risk slow diagnosis' group).

The reported lack of glucose-death association in this study, however, cast doubt on the validity of the glycated albumin as a true glycemic marker and may indicate that the positive finding was essentially a reflection of the inherent mortality predictability of serum albumin in any dialysis patient population (28).

Our retrospective study also may have inherent confounders for mortality, compromising our ability to identify a causal relationship between various clinical factors and the in-hospital mortality rate.

However, drawbacks of surgical therapy are the partial effectiveness, their inherent morbidity and mortality and their inability to change the natural course of the disease.

For example, performing surgery with curative intent in the setting of unrecognized metastatic disease subjects the patient to the risks of mortality inherent in such operations, the related convalescence and any ongoing morbidity, as well as any direct costs or loss of earnings related to time off work, without any chance of effecting a cure (Fig. 1).

By channeling the universal themes of life and death, Adam Fuss Daguerreotypes & The Womb of the Pre-Raphaelite Imagination explores the metaphysical side of mortality, where inherent and timeless symbolism is captured by early photographic techniques.

This scene is just the beginning of what's shaping up to be a season grappling with the loneliness of city life, the loneliness within relationships, the loneliness of running a weed business, and the loneliness inherent in humanity's mortality.

When considering the high mortality risk being inherent to ARDS, a more than tripled risk of death is of considerable impact [25, 26].