Sentence examples for mortality challenges from inspiring English sources

C-IMCI was postulated to address major childhood morbidity and mortality challenges with nutrition as one of the outcomes.

Although progress has been made in the reduction in infant mortality and neonatal mortality, challenges still remain with the reduction of maternal mortality (3).

Despite the comparatively high frequency of maternal deaths in the poorest countries, individual deaths are still rare events, making measurement of maternal mortality challenging.

Similar to our results, Vaseeharan et al. (2010) recorded the reduction into 29%% in shrimp mortality challenged by V. harveyi during the administration of AgNps synthesized by tea leaf extracts after the 14th day of experiment.

The criminalization of people who use illicit drugs makes accurate study of the prevalence of illicit drug use and health-related outcomes, including mortality, challenging [ 2].

Calcification has emerged as a significant predictor of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, challenging previously held notions that calcifications stabilize atherosclerotic plaques.

For example, in the bumble bee, Bombus terrestris, the acceleration of mortality following challenges with LPS and synthetic beads was only seen when bees were starved subsequent to the challenge and not in bees kept on a normal diet [ 26].

For example, the rates of cancer incidence and mortality present challenges that can only grow in the future.

Introduction Immunization is a vital component in the drive to decrease global childhood mortality, yet challenges remain in ensuring wide coverage of immunization and full immunization, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.

Molecular alterations in the prostate cancer proteome mediate the functional and phenotypic transformation from clinically localised to metastatic cancer, a transition that drives patient's mortality and challenges therapeutic intervention.

However, while historical practice among ICUs appears to have been to restrict visitation and we have seen concurrent substantial improvements in short-term mortality, new challenges in critical care have arisen.