Sentence examples for mortality one study from inspiring English sources

In the meta-analysis of all cause mortality, one study with a large sample size contributed to most of the observed heterogeneity.

On the basis of the association of low plasma GLN levels (<420 μmol/L) upon ICU admission and increased hospital mortality, one study group suggested that GLN supplementation in critically ill patients could be essential [ 4].

Four studies reported estimates of the association between continued smoking and all cause mortality, one study reported the association with occurrence of a second primary tumour, and one study with recurrence in non-small cell lung cancer (fig 2).

The indigenous population of Chiapas, México, has a high rate of maternal mortality: one study conducted in indigenous communities in conflict areas in Chiapas found that the maternal mortality ratio was 607/100,000 live births [ 1], compared to 73/100,000 live births for the state of Chiapas and 60/100,000 live births in all of Mexico in 2009 [ 2].

Reported outcomes included improved lung function (five studies) (29, 30, 49, 51, 54), improved nutritional status (seven studies), (28, 29, 49– 53), improved blood glucose/A1C control (two studies) (50, 53), decreased pulmonary exacerbation rates (one study) (49), and decreased mortality (one study) (1).

None focused on all-cause mortality, whereas one study focused on cancer recurrence (Nieman et al, 1995).

The primary outcome of hospital mortality was available in six studies [ 8, 32, 36, 39, 43, 46]; the other studies had recorded 28- or 30-day mortality and one study recorded 14-day mortality (Table 2).

2, 3 Schizophrenia is associated with significant impairments in quality of life, psychological well-being, and premature mortality, with one study suggesting that, on average, men with schizophrenia died 15 years earlier, and women 12 years earlier, compared to population estimates.

MHO was found to be significantly associated with all-cause mortality in two studies (30%), CVD mortality in one study (14%), and incident CVD in three studies (33%).

83 Regarding mortality, only one study found an increased risk of all-cause mortality; 80 another showed a higher risk of cardiovascular mortality associated with subclinical hypothyroidism.

Although there has been little research demonstrating that assessment of treatment noncompliance by primary care physicians can identify patients who are at increased mortality risk, one study reports that primary care physicians' assessment of patient compliance predicted mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes (15).