Sentence examples for mortality figures compared from inspiring English sources

The hot-dry season presented with extremely higher mortality figures compared to the other months and the risk of death during this period was also very high.

An alternative would be to use so-called comparative mortality figures, which compare the number of expected cases in the standard population (derived from strata-specific disease rates in each exposure group) with the number observed.

For individuals with diabetes and prevalent coronary heart disease, statin use was associated with a significantly lower rate of cardiovascular disease mortality (figure 1A) compared with those not using statins, or 11.3 vs 24.6 per 1000 person years.

Both figures compare favorably with commercial technologies.

Further confirming the Rapoport results, scientists at the National Research Council in Washington, the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and other institutions recently compared mortality figures from about 1968 to 1987 for the United States, Britain, Italy, France, West Germany and Japan.

The infant mortality rate is 50/1,000 live births (1989 census), a high figure compared to other countries in the Pacific region2.

Investment was compared to mortality figures in 2010 and 2013 for pneumonia, tuberculosis and influenza.

These factors may explain the relatively low mortality in the present study (22 %) compared to higher mortality figures reported in other studies [ 4].

APACHE III adjusted mortality figures showed a 30% reduction when compared to the control data, LOS was reduced by 30%, and the cost per patient was decreased by 25%, even when the cost of the hardware was included.

Age-specific mortality figures in 2002 2003 show that in all ages diabetic people have increased mortality rates compared to non-diabetic people.

A household survey in 2006 indicated improvements in under-five and infant mortality rates compared with figures from 2000 [ 3].