Sentence examples for mortality off from inspiring English sources

Since mortality off ART is up to 50% in the first 2 years of life [ 12], overestimation of treatment coverage in this age group may have a significant impact on the overall survival estimates of HIV-infected children.

In this study we found evidence that the effect of ozone on mortality dropped off later in the ozone season (August and September).

In fact, when we aggregated the data across the RCTs using a mortality cut off value of 10% in the control group, we found a significant effect of antioxidant supplementation in RCT with a mortality higher than 10% (P = 0.003).

Moreover, mortality trajectories of "off" (constitutively off and switched off) versus "on" (constitutively on and switched on) cohorts differed significantly (p = 0.0162) from each other (excluding the last 10 days of life), confirming convergence and the effectiveness of the "on" and "off" treatments.

An alternative explanation for the increase in mortality during off-hours may be that the case mix differs between off-hours and regular hours.

Recurrent drought caused decline pasture and water, increased depletion of herds through mortalities, forced off take (Desta and Coppock 2002), reduce household income, local food insecurity, and poverty (Tache and Oba 2010), and this led change in pastoral land use.

Higher mortality during off-hours was seen for both in-hospital and 30 day mortality.

Differences in mortality between off-hours and regular hours have increased in recent years.

If our point estimates for increase in mortality during off-hours is true, one would need a sample size of at least 10 000 per group to detect the difference in mortality between off-hours and regular hours with adequate power.

However, the increased mortality in off-hours was fairly robust across subgroups, indicating the consistency of the finding.

There was a higher incidence in postoperative complications and mortality in off-pump procedure than the on-pump.