Sentence examples for mortality for example from inspiring English sources

Hospital mortality, for example, is the lowest it's been since records began – but bad things happen to patients, and sometimes we let them down".

Blacks' infant mortality, for example, is more than twice that of whites (14 deaths per 1,000 live births for blacks; 6 per 1,000 for whites).

On maternal mortality, for example, many developing countries are already working to boost the availability of trained medical staff and drugs, and the global mortality rate of 195 deaths per 100,000 live births should fall to 152 by 2030.

Researchers found no difference in mortality, for example, between cyclists, rowers, tennis stars, and cricket players.

WHO's estimates of maternal mortality, for example, were higher than those that the IHME published in 2010.

Nevertheless, most trials performed so far that addressed the effects of PEEP on outcomes in ICU patients without ARDS were relatively small and mainly assessed other outcomes than mortality, for example development of pulmonary complications [8].

They knew from previous work that when meaning is threatened--by thoughts of mortality, for example--we normally compensate by reaffirming our basic values.

Those infections are often associated with treatment failures, long hospital stay, and high mortality rates; for example, attributable mortality for carbapenem resistant P. aeruginosa infections ranged between 51.2% and 95% [ 17, 18].

Whether this reflects situations where risk factors are not yet translating into mortality rates, or whether VA methods led to some misclassification of diabetes mortality into, for example, cardiovascular deaths is uncertain.

In other countries like the USA, with larger and increasing levels of immigration by migrants with low CVD mortality rates, for example migrants from Mexico, migration may even explain a larger proportion of the decline in mortality.

PM2.5 10 exposures were positively, but not significantly, associated with all mortality outcomes (for example, a 10-μg/m increase at lag 0 1 was associated with 0.30% increase in all-cause mortality).