Sentence examples for mentioned cause for from inspiring English sources

This latter figure includes 0.13 expected deaths due to PD before 1985 and suggests that the true expected number of PD mentions over the study period is between 3.6 and 3.7, as the expected number of death certificates of workers with PD as a mentioned cause for the period of follow-up 1985–2009 is approximately twice the number of expected deaths with PD as the underlying cause.

Increased life expectancy, environmental alterations, the changes in lifestyle, potential precise diagnosis, longer life spans and smoking are some of the mentioned causes for increased cancer rates [ 3, 4].

Studies from Scandinavia and the USA have generally reported slightly lower instances of PD being a mentioned cause of death for individuals with PD, ranging from 55% to 70%.

Mortalities for males were compared with national and local rates, including rates for PD as a mentioned cause of death.

A conservative estimate of the number of deceased workers whose death certificate would be expected to mention PD was calculated using mortalities for PD as an underlying cause of death to 1992 and a mentioned cause of death after 1992.

Table 2 provides reference for the 25 leading underlying causes of death and leading mentioned causes of death in this dataset.

Deaths under 28 days have a separate death certificate and only mentioned causes are coded for these deaths—an underlying cause of death cannot be selected from them.

If you walk in with an ICU state of mind, to do every blood draw and lab test, you're doing more harm than good -- not to mention causing great anxiety for the family".

In most of MIAMBE studies, dental implant failure occurred early during the first 6 months after operation, some authors mentioned the cause for implant failure which was associated with infection, and others did not addressed the cause.

(Not to mention a cause for guilt and resentment.

It was all a welcome reprieve from the unbearable stress of watching the midterm results roll in, and an unexpected revival of Cohen's most classic character not to mention a cause for hope.