Sentence examples for mortality developing from inspiring English sources

These regions were further grouped into "developed" "low-mortality developing" including China and much of Latin America, and "high mortality developing" including Sub-Saharan Africa, and many countries in Western and Southern Asia, including India, Bangladesh and Myanmar.

In this study, we investigated the long-term risk of premature mortality, developing a subsequent primary neoplasm, health-care usage, health and marital status, alcohol and smoking habits, and educational attainment among 5-year childhood bone sarcoma survivors.

O'Rourke went on to describe how Kübler-Ross's ideas about grieving and mortality developed beyond the "stage theory," and also to look at the work of other writers and experts on the subject, including a study by Paul Maciejewski which found that the feeling that predominated in the bereaved subjects was not depression or disbelief or anger but yearning.

In-hospital mortality developed in 12 patients (12%).

The 24 hour time point after injury was chosen as a time before appreciable mortality develops in animals with significant lung injury.

Early mortality developed in 70 patients.

Early mortality developed in 70 subjects.

The prediction model of in-hospital mortality developed in this study is fairly consistent with observed mortality.

To understand better how morbidity and mortality develops among migrants, it is necessary to investigate further how the underlying determinants, such as behavioural risk factors, develop following migration.

To understand better how migrant mortality develops, it is necessary to further investigate how the underlying behavioural determinants change following migration.

In 2002, the WHO ranked being overweight as the fifth most serious risk factor underlying the disease burden in low-mortality developing countries.