Sentence examples for mortality are given from inspiring English sources

Organ dysfunctions associated with mortality are given in Table 30.

Results of univariate analysis of factors associated with 28-day mortality are given in Table 1.

The results of multiple logistic regressions of variables relating to 28-day mortality are given in Table 2.

Examples in which imaging improves survival and/or mortality are given for each of these roles.

Mortality rates at 1, 3, and 5 years for different patient subgroups and adjusted HRs for overall mortality are given in Table 2.

Additional results for the roles played by initial respiratory conditions, haemoglobin concentration and body temperature in the prevalence of low ScvO2 and mortality are given in Additional file 7. The main finding of our study is that more than one quarter of septic patients had ScvO2 < 70% in the first hours after ICU admission.

A selection of the more relevant predictors of in-ICU mortality is given in Fig. 2.

The probability of RSV hospitalisation, prophylaxis efficacy, and mortality were given beta distributions.

An example of the data and associated results for 30-days postdischarge mortality is given in table 1, illustrating our calculations.

A forest plot of the summary meta-analysis odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals for each measure of fetal growth restriction in relation to neonatal mortality is given in Figure 2. A birthweight below 1.5 kg showed the strongest association with neonatal mortality (OR 48.6, 95% CI 28.62 82.53), with no between-study heterogeneity in this effect.

The mortality statistics are given in 5-year age bands.