Sentence examples for mortality in combination from inspiring English sources

Logistic regression was performed to determine whether the NT-pro-BNP level has additional power to predict hospital mortality in combination with the SAPS 3 score.

We found articles by searching PubMed (National Library of Medicine 2007) in December 2007 using the keyword "mortality" in combination with each of the following: dioxin, TCDD, PCDD, PCDF, phenoxy, chlorophenoxy, chlorophenol, and trichlorophenol.

Eight countries (Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama, Peru, and Uruguay) referenced morbidity and mortality in combination with political decisions, and Colombia cited these two factors plus cost-effectiveness studies as the rationale behind vaccine introduction.

These important clinical end points differ from other antiarrhythmic drugs as there have been no drugs to date, which have been able to reduce cardiovascular or total mortality in combination with hospitalization reduction.

We simulated 10 scenarios: no risk factors present, presence of one of four CRC-specific risk factor mechanisms, increased other-cause mortality, and increased other-cause mortality in combination with one of the four CRC-risk factor mechanisms.

First, the use of excess mortality (how many are expected to die) is intuitively more plausible and comprehensive for the public than "excess relative rate" which affects excess mortality in combination with additional factors.

Among women aged 34 59, smoking, overweight BMI, and limited physical activity each predicted mortality, and in combination resulted in a four-fold increase in all-cause mortality [ 11].

Mutants of ath-1 showed a significant decrease in time to 90% mortality, and in combination with ppt-1 there was a reduction in mean lifespan.

Applying a fixed age-dependent mortality rate in combination with the replacement by newborns would results in an oscillating population distribution over time with respect to age.

In a South African study, TB was the third leading cause of maternal mortality, mostly in combination with HIV-infection[ 5].

Overall burn size and percentage of full thickness burns are generally recognized as important factors which influence outcome in terms of morbidity and mortality, especially in combination with patient age.