Sentence examples for mortality is different from inspiring English sources

Some surveys have indicated that the relationship between risk factors and mortality is different in the oldest old [ 14, 15].

The exposure response function for PM2.5 and lung cancer mortality is different than that for cardiovascular mortality in two important ways.

Also factors associated with mortality is different from one study to other one such as age, gender, presence of comorbid diseases, prefracture functional ability and post fracture complications [ 8, 13- 15].

After these three studies, questions still remain regarding the relationship between the different health dimensions and mortality, the relationship between HRQOL and mortality in elderly patients with type 2 diabetes, and whether the relationship between HRQOL and mortality is different between men and women.

In particular, because sequential assessment of organ failure is fundamental to predict outcome in the general ICU population [ 14], it would be interesting to know whether the relationship between the number of acute organ failures and mortality is different in patients with and without malignancy.

We specifically sought to examine whether mortality was different among patients released before hospital admission and those admitted to the hospital.

For Sepsis-2 definitions, ICU mortality was different only across the categories of severe sepsis [43/252- 17%)] and septic shock [250/572- 44%)] (P < 0.001); sepsis had a mortality of 18/135- 13 18/135- 1330 vs. severe sepsis).

Risk factors for mortality were different between cases and controls.

Notably, the association between hypoglycemia and mortality was different among cohorts with different strategies of glucose control.

We do not know if the causal structure of mortality was different in families who were not interviewed.

The association of pharmacological antipyretic treatments with mortality was different for patients with and without sepsis at admission of ICU.