Sentence examples for mortality has risen from inspiring English sources
Although infant mortality has continued to fall, maternal mortality has risen.
Since this transition, the prevention of non-communicable disease as well as communicable disease causes of adolescent mortality has risen in importance.
It is also one of only a dozen nations in the world where child mortality has risen since 1990 — a period when many countries, including African ones far poorer than South Africa, have seen significant declines.
The rate of infant mortality has risen, from 79 deaths per 1,000 live births in 1987 to 95 per 1,000 in 2000.And although Mr Hun Sen boasts of building thousands of schools at huge cost and school enrolment is solidly up, there is little sign much is being delivered in the way of education.
Yet, as Iraq also illustrates, wider sanctions can have horrific consequences when they are twisted by callous dictators against their own people Iraqi infant mortality has risen by 160% since 1991, though only in the areas where Mr Hussein controls the distribution of food and medicine.
However, in South Africa, child mortality has risen over the past decade.
That doubt became larger when, at roughly the same time as the Lancet study appeared saying that child mortality had risen in the control villages, a big study by the World Bank found huge falls in child mortality all over Africa.
Revising and ironing out contradictions in previous data, some of which found that infant mortality had risen despite an influx of oil money, the World Bank now says there appears to have been a drop, in line with a global fall in infant deaths.
Despite falling rates of motor vehicle crash morbidity and mortality, rates of motorcycle morbidity and mortality have risen since the early 1990's, peaked in 2007 and 2008, and remained somewhat stable over the last decade [2, 23, 24].
The CC mortality rate was 34.7%; at 1 year, mortality had risen to 70.5%.
By 1989, perinatal mortality had risen to 47 per 1,000 live births [ 12, 13].
