Sentence examples for mortality of multiple from inspiring English sources

Recent studies give evidence that it can be advantageous to jointly forecast mortality of multiple populations.

This should include measures that monitor the impact on perinatal mortality of multiple embryo transfer.

- It has become recently apparent that vitamin D deficiency contributes to the morbidity and mortality of multiple chronic diseases.

We focused on singleton births because differential access to fertility treatment may lead to a higher incidence of multiple births in less deprived areas and the neonatal mortality of multiple births is higher than that of singletons.

It (1) uses rates of mortality improvement to model the aging of mortality decline, and it (2) optionally combines the mortality trends of multiple countries to catch anticipated turning points.

That is because we apply this model only when we combine mortality trends of multiple populations, i.e., when we assume converging mortality between Denmark and the RC.

Third, female fitness is maximized at an intermediate mating rate at which the fecundity benefits and the mortality costs of multiple mating balance.

These data document that the presence of CAN strongly predicts all-cause and CVD mortality independently of multiple important CVD risk factors in this high-risk cohort with type 2 diabetes.

By focusing on the mortality risk of multiple behavior profiles within both middle-aged and older adults, the current study can help to determine whether the mortality risk of various high risk behavioral profiles is sustained in later life, or if this risk attenuates among those who survive into old age, perhaps due to selective survival.

The impact of medical errors or adverse events is difficult to assess due to differences in case-mix, confounding factors for mortality, and occurrence of multiple events in the same patients [15].

The prognostic value of Patient-Reported Outcomes (PRO) in predicting mortality during treatment of multiple myeloma (MM) patients was assessed using partial least square (PLS) regression, a statistical method that is well-adapted for highly correlated data.