Sentence examples for mortality discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The cumulative insult of negative health behaviors/circumstances associated with low SES creates the health and mortality discrepancy.

The highest discrepancy in mortality rates in urban areas between Hubei and Xuzhou was seen for lung cancer; mortality from lung cancer was also higher in urban areas than rural areas in Hubei Province.

It is hoped that these guidelines will reduce the discrepancy in mortality between HIV-positive and HIV-negative children.

Treatment protocols for malnutrition have been greatly improved, yet there remains a discrepancy in mortality between HIV-positive and HIV-negative children.

Since patient satisfaction is in turn associated with specific health outcomes, such as self-perceived health [ 30] and mortality [ 31], a discrepancy between patient preferences and experiences in health care can negatively affect health.

The discrepancy in mortality results, as well as the increased LOS among bridged patients, suggests that the benefits versus risks of bridging therapy, as well as possible alternatives, are worth further assessment.

Conclusions: Women born in low-income countries are at the highest risk of dying during reproductive age in Sweden, with the largest discrepancy in mortality rates seen for infectious diseases and diseases related to pregnancy, a cause of death pattern similar to the one in their countries of birth.

It should be pointed out that such a discrepancy between mortality rate (unchanged) and hypoglycemia rate (increased) was also observed in all previous major trials [ 4- 6], except one [ 8], excluding the first trial performed during an era without any blood glucose control performed in the control group [ 3].

The research team selected a number of cases (median 30 per hospital) on the basis of having the greatest discrepancy between observed mortality and predicted probability of mortality.

We selected cases that had the greatest discrepancy between observed mortality and predicted probability of mortality from seven hospitals involved in validation of the DAVROS risk-adjustment model.

Diagnostic uncertainty in ILI as well as in P&I mortality may increase the discrepancies between observed and predicted P&I mortality.