Sentence examples for interesting fatalities from inspiring English sources
Confronted with a set of interesting fatalities to liven up her dreary new home, the not-quite-employed Jimm springs into action.
It is interesting that case fatality was highest in the first 2 years of this study, possibly due to subsequent improvements in case management and/or to changes in pathogen distribution.
It is interesting to note that the US traffic fatality rate per 100,000 population is ranked 28th out of 30 OECD countries, with only Greece (14.1), Slovenia (14.6) and Poland (14.7) having slightly higher rates (see Figure 3).
Influenza A (H1N1) illness severity and the case-fatality rate were described in an interesting case series of 32 relatively young patients (median, 36 years) hospitalised in Spain between 23 June and 31 July 2009 [ 49].
It is however interesting to note that, although oseltamivir was scarcely used, fatality rate and PICU admissions were comparable to the other above-mentioned reports [ 9, 10, 12].
Give the current topicality it would also be interesting to relate the ongoing very large outbreak (about 700 fatalities) to the presented analyses.
Section 4 discusses the data and provides some interesting descriptive statistics on the evolution of work injury and fatality rates by nativity in Spain over the past decade.
Besides analyzing disaster severities in terms of fatalities and extent of affected population, analysis of the disaster frequencies also revealed interesting results in identifying the countries/regions that are more exposed to the various types of disasters.
It would be interesting to investigate possible association between mutations at E2-60 and the rare neurological complications and fatalities that were reported for the first time during the recent chikungunya epidemics [42].
An interesting thing happened the other day when Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders vastly overstated the number of Palestinian fatalities in the 2014 mini-war between Israel and Hamas.
And there are fatalities.
