Sentence examples for mortality has become from inspiring English sources

"Meanwhile an NHS created to fight infectious diseases, industrial accidents and infant mortality has become outmoded.

The future of mortality has become as unpredictable as the stock market.

Increasing the warmth of homes in the UK to combat excess winter mortality has become an important part of public policy.

Early identification of frail patients in an attempt to modify the risk of postoperative morbidity and mortality has become an important area of study over the last decade.

As a result of frequent droughts, a high level of livestock mortality has become a norm in the study area (Table 2).

Ruhm [36] emphasizes that although the general results show that health improves in hard times, there are studies that indicate that mortality has become less pro-cyclical over the last few years (e. g. [37]) and even countercyclical [38, 39].

Even before the drought, such mortality had become one of the saddest parts of Afghanistan's long run of tragedy.

As disease dynamics have changed and the role of personal behaviors in premature mortality have become more widely recognized, surveys have been implemented to provide state-level data to aid agencies trying to target resources to reduce behavioral risks and their consequent illnesses.

Furthermore, the relationships between the separate health dimensions and mortality have become more pronounced, with most dimensions being inversely related to mortality.

Over the past decade, time series studies that have investigated the association between daily variations in particulate matter (PM) air pollution and daily variations in mortality have become commonplace (Breitner et al. 2009; Kelsall et al. 1997; Roberts 2004).

The adult mortality rate has become a widely used indicator for assessing the overall patterns of mortality in a country's population.