Sentence examples for morbidity which has from inspiring English sources

URS represents an established minimally invasive treatment with a high success rate and acceptable morbidity, which has dramatically improved the outcome of patients with ureteral calculi.

Nowadays, complications of the diseases cause a lot of morbidity which has become a heavy economic burden [ 6].

Maternal overweight or obesity is linked to maternal, fetal, neonatal, and childhood morbidity, which has been extensively reviewed [ 5- 9].

In addition, there is no standardized classification system for morbidity, which has resulted in heterogeneous recording and reporting by different authors.

Finally, a multiplicative effect of morbidity which has been found to be associated with QOL impairment was not assessed in our study.

Failure to act may result in avoidable mortality and morbidity, which has human and economic costs (e.g., in medical care and lack of economic productivity).

This issue highlights the importance of developing valid indicators of severe maternal morbidity which have a higher incidence and therefore have a greater potential to measure trends in maternal health over time.

We identified several types of acute cardiorespiratory morbidity which have been linked with air pollution in epidemiological studies: respiratory and cardiac hospital admissions and emergency department visits, restricted activity days, asthma symptom days, and acute respiratory symptom days [ 18- 21].

In AgeCoDe, a study on the early detection of dementia in primary care patients aged 75+ and unselected in regard to morbidity, which had a similar design and similar study centres, there was the same distribution of CASMIN education groups as in the MultiCare Cohort Study [ 48].

We used the Charlson Index to assess global co-morbidity, which has a minimum score of 0 for a healthy individual and a maximum score of 37 for high co-morbidity [ 15].

HF is a chronic disease, accompanied by high complex co-morbidity which has important implications for clinical results—including mortality, surgery, complications and patients' functional status and also leads to increased health care costs, due to greater resource utilization and a high polypharmacy rate.