Sentence examples for mortality at lags from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 shows the cumulative effects of temperature on cause-specific mortality at lags 0 2, lags 0 13, and lags 0 21.

Figure 2 shows the cumulative effects of temperature on age-specific mortality at lags 0 2, lags 0 13, and lags 0 21.

The cumulative effects of extreme cold temperature on cause-specific mortality at lags 0 13, and lags 0 21 were higher than lags 0 2, while the cumulative effects of extreme high temperature on cause-specific mortality at lags 0 13, and lags 0 21 were lower than lags 0 2, except for respiratory mortality.

We generally did not observe associations with cardiovascular and respiratory mortality except for associations with ischemic heart disease mortality at lags 3 and 0 3 depending on the component.

We found larger effect estimates of cancer mortality at lags 0 and 1, which then decreased quickly and became negative at 2 to 7 lag days, depending on the component (Fig.  4).

Adult females aged 15 59 years old were found to be at highest risk of respiratory mortality at lagged 5 (OR = 1.66; 95% CI = 1.03 1.99).

Br (perhaps associated with traffic) was strongly associated with CVD mortality at lag 0 in the warm season.

In the warm season, O3 was significantly positively associated with all-cause mortality at lag 2 days.

PM2.5 had statistically significant positive associations with all mortality outcomes for all lags except for respiratory mortality at lag 0 1, which was positive but not statistically significant.

EC was significantly associated with CVD mortality at lag 1 day in the warm season and was nearly significant in the cold season also at lag day 1.

However, PM2.5 and all four PM2.5 components were associated with IHD mortality at lag 3 or lags distributed over days 0 3.