Sentence examples for mortality is linked from inspiring English sources

We concentrate specifically on building hypotheses to explain how seasonal mortality is linked to near road movements.

In demography, for example, the study of child mortality is linked with socioeconomic and demographic determinants that influence the survival and health of children.

These countries should be the yardsticks by which we measure, because Save the Children's research found that pursuing an equitable pathway to reducing child mortality is linked to faster overall progress.

On the assumption that lung cancer mortality is linked to the prevalence of tobacco smokers, we also show maps depicting the municipal distribution of lung cancer mortality in Spain.

One consistent feature of severe malaria throughout the world is that mortality is linked to markers of metabolic acidosis, such as base excess (Ref. 3) or hyperlactataemia (Ref. 204).

Mortality is linked to the development of symptoms; the mortality of asymptomatic patients is similar to that of the general population, whereas it is significantly higher in symptomatic patients.

Recent studies have pointed to the importance of pulmonary vascular dysfunction (PVD) in predicting mortality from ARDS [5], but the exact mechanism by which PVD and mortality are linked is not known.

Recently, the dysfunction of the innate immune response to influenza and increased mortality was linked directly to obesity [18].

Follow-up for mortality was linked with the Japanese nationwide family registration system (Koseki).

"Reductions in child mortality are linked to many factors, particularly increased access to health care services around the newborn period.

Similar to most other cancers, colorectal cancer survival and mortality are linked to stage of disease at diagnosis [ 2– 5].