Sentence examples for mortality of subjects from inspiring English sources

These perturbations contribute importantly to the heightened morbidity and mortality of subjects with diabetes.

This was a longitudinal study which investigated the mortality of subjects who had developed Atrial Fibrillation.

As reported, the QoL is significantly impaired in CC subjects and there is evidence for increased morbidity and mortality of subjects with CC [ 5].

In a longitudinal adult population based cohort study, the increased risk of cardiovascular and all-cause mortality of subjects with metabolic syndrome was explained by high blood pressure and glucose levels, among components of the syndrome (11).

Reduced exercise capacity and its association with renal health highlighted in this article, taken together with the established relationship between fitness and premature CVD mortality, may provide an alternative and novel pathway explaining the premature mortality of subjects with type 1 diabetes (21, 22).

Nonetheless, the mortality rate of subjects receiving aspirin was also reported to be higher than normal [ 33].

Besides, there are only a few studies examined the association between CRP or prealbumin and mortality of these subjects [ 8, 12, 21] The PICARD study showed that there were no significant differences in CRP levels between acute renal failure (ARF) patients who died during hospitalization and survivals [ 8].

The mortality of 47,845 subjects with stroke identified using the ONS codes was 25.5% within one year following the initial stroke event.

Another explanation could be a selective mortality of those subjects with highest vascular load, early including hypertension, and survival of men with protective factors which enabled longevity.

The risk category of predicted probability of 5-year prostate cancer specific mortality of 928 subjects (28%) in our cohort changed when the extended model was applied (Table  7).

Finally, cumulative attrition of the most vulnerable fraction of the obese population brought about by premature mortality of those subjects who do not survive the late-midlife years leaves only the most biologically advantaged obese survivors for "nonbiased" epidemiological analysis of obesity in advanced years.