Sentence examples for mortality estimates presented from inspiring English sources

The child mortality estimates presented in this report classify Albania among developed countries where the under-five mortality rate has dropped from 41 in 1990 to 18 per 1000 live births in 2010.

The GBD2010 global estimates of child mortality (35) are approximately contemporaneous with the 2006 12 time period presented here, as are the 2010 mortality estimates presented by UNICEF in the State of the World's Children 2012 (36).

Need for better data The 2015 maternal mortality estimates present the tremendous progress achieved towards the Millennium Development Goal 5 on maternal mortality reduction.

In addition to mortality rates (MRs), proportional mortality estimates were presented.

HIV-attributable mortality estimates are presented in Tables 4 and 5 for males and females, respectively.

Field based mortality estimates, as presented here, may help to disentangle the influence of the various stage-specific processes under consideration and to better understand the mechanisms regulating year-class strength.

The estimates presented here reflect Mexican national averages in rotavirus-associated morbidity and mortality.

However, upper mortality estimates are also presented assuming all children with advanced disease (WHO clinical stage 3 or 4) who were lost to follow-up have died, and also, separately, that all children lost to follow-up have died.

Mortality associated with extra-hepatic disorders may account for why the mortality estimates in the present study are greater than those previously reported [ 2].

In an online appendix, we present mortality estimates by study site, sex, HIV status, and selected calendar years in table format (Table A.1, http://links.lww.com/QAD/A591), and also compare overall mortality with the mortality for men and women whose HIV status has not been measured in the study.

Given these observations, we expect that the statistical estimates of mortality presented earlier, represent a largely accurate reflection of the true mortality rate.