Sentence examples for mortality and reducing from inspiring English sources
So evaluating the risk of mortality and reducing it to a certain number of scores of gravity were developed in the intensive care units, but their application in obstetric medium remains discussed.
Malawi has been making progress on decreasing child mortality and reducing the incidences of HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases; however, the country has been "[performing] dismally" on reducing maternal mortality and promoting gender equality.
" Reducing child mortality, malaria and TB prevalence and mortality, and reducing HIV transmission, depend to a large extent on reaching women during pregnancy with interventions we know work".
1– 3 These drugs were very costly but very convenient for health care systems due to the impact of ART in decreasing mortality and reducing hospital utilization.
We found evidence supporting the use of integrated care to improve functional outcome and reduce length of stay and evidence supporting early supported discharge teams for reducing morbidity and mortality and reducing length of stay for stroke survivors.
Empowering women will bring many positive additive effects, such as reduced poverty, reduced maternal and child mortality, and reduced population growth.
For instance, clean water is often not available in slums, yet it is essential to reduce child and maternal mortality, and reduce disease.
However, an internal Department of Health draft report, leaked to the Guardian, says the department "cannot evidence the mechanism by which increased consultant presence and diagnostic tests at weekends will translate into lower mortality and reduced length of stay".
The court rejected that, writing that the agency had ignored a well-established relationship between "reduced whitebark pine seed availability, increased grizzly mortality, and reduced grizzly reproduction".
Not surprisingly, extra predation increased mortality and reduced (but did not eliminate) competition.
Early recognition and management of sepsis is associated with improved mortality and reduced critical care admissions [1].
