Sentence examples for mortality decline of from inspiring English sources

The evidence of a temporary mortality decline of skin melanoma after SCS in Schleswig-Holstein is lower than previously assumed and the temporary decline may have been caused by other factors than screening (e.g. awareness effects, selection bias, data artifact, and random fluctuation).

Results In women who could benefit from screening (ages 55-74 years), we found a mortality decline of 1% per year in the screening areas (relative risk (RR) 0.99, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.96 to 1.01) during the 10 year period when screening could have had an effect (1997-2006).

Results from the Karonga Prevention Study (KPS), which is a similar mixture of semi-urban and rural settings as the Kisesa open cohort, showed a mortality decline of 21%95%5% CI: 2 36%) after ART introduction (between 2004 05 and 2008 09), especially when ART became available within the KPS area (8).

As we assume policies favorable to mortality reduction for the GSE and EME scenarios, we assume an increased rate of mortality decline of 3.8 % per annum for males and 3.6 % per annum for females for the GSE scenario and of 3.3 and 3.1 % for the EME scenario.

For example, Davis et al. (2004) estimated that a uniform 1°C warming results in a net mortality decline of 2.65 deaths per standard million per metropolitan areas, with 3.61 additional deaths in summer and 8.92 fewer deaths in winter in U.S. cities.

In view of this, any delay in the onset of the advanced stage of mortality transition is caused by lower mortality decline of adults and elders and raises concerns over the efficiency of the existing healthcare system in tackling the additional challenges.

In the study region with a population of 31.3 million, we estimated that eliminating short car trips and completing 50% of them by bicycle would result in mortality declines of approximately 1,295 deaths/year (95% CI: 912, 1,636), including 608 fewer deaths due to improved air quality and 687 fewer deaths due to increased physical activity.

Each model-based change scenario was used to simulate a schedule of mortality decline for 111 years (for comparability with the Swedish data for 1900 2010).

During the transitional stage, the onset of mortality decline to moderate levels is expected to be followed after a lag time by fertility decline to less than five children per woman (hypothesis 2).

The onset of mortality decline to moderate levels in these countries was one or more decades before 1950 while fertility decline to less than five children per woman was delayed until sometime in the 1960s.

Rerunning our analysis including small/unstable districts and districts with referral hospitals resulted in a smaller estimated change in the annual rate of mortality decline after the introduction of IMCI (4.1% pre-IMCI vs 6.4% post-IMCI: p=0.02).