Sentence examples for mortality can increase from inspiring English sources

Rates of infection and mortality can increase greatly during a pandemic.

This is particularly the case in the ICU setting in which mortality can increase to 60% [ 4].

It is certainly conceivable that flooding would remove An. gambiae larvae from the small temporary breeding pools, and one study has shown that larval mortality can increase during nights with rainfall (Paaijmans et al. 2007).

If MI occurs in a patient with DM, the risk of future mortality can increase by up to 4.6-fold compared with patients without DM without a history of MI [ 4].

Yet the Hydra effect and indirect evolutionary rescue are different concepts, as the former indicates that increasing predator mortality can increase predator abundance, whereas indirect evolutionary rescue occurs when prey evolution prevents predator extinction.

Higher mortality rates can increase preference for older males by increasing within-cohort selection, but preference for older males can lead to reduced mortality rates [8].

In addition to its role in morbidity and mortality, poor nutrition can increase health care costs, and it contributes negatively to cognitive and motor development, school performance, economic productivity, and national economic growth.

Mortality due to hunting can increase a population's total death rate (additive mortality) or be compensated by density-dependent reductions in non-harvest mortality factors, thus having little effect on overall mortality (compensatory mortality).

Here, we discuss how landscape-scale habitat diversity may directly reduce agricultural pest loads by requiring more dispersal activity, which, in turn, can increase mortality and decrease fitness.

A very common pan-resistant pathogen in health care-related infections in Taiwan is carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii (CRAB), which can increase mortality and health care expenses.

"There is inadequate access in almost a third of London's hospitals to an emergency theatre - this is detrimental to patient outcomes and can increase mortality and morbidity," it warned.