Sentence examples for mortality one week from inspiring English sources

ADH was related to mortality one week and one month after admission, and CPC based on multiple logistic regression analysis.

ACTH was related to mortality one week after admission, but not to others.

The basal cortisol concentration was not significantly related to mortality one week and one month after admission, or CPC score, but the ACTH and ADH concentrations were significantly related to mortality one week and one month after admission, and the CPC score (Table 2).

Multiple logistic regression by mortality and CPC are shown in Tables 3, 4 and 5. Relative adrenal insufficiency was significantly related to mortality one week after admission by multiple logistic regression analysis (odds ratio (OR), 2.601 and 95% confidence interval (CI), 1.015 to 6.664), but not significantly related to mortality one month after admission and CPC.

The mice were observed for morbidity and mortality over one week.

Mortality at one week and one month after admission, and neurologic outcome (cerebral performance category (CPC)) one month after admission were evaluated.

The liver IR model with 90 min of ischemia induces a severe, isolated, and reproducible liver injury with very minimal animal mortality within one week (i.e. 0 5%).

I had been told by the American ambassador weeks before that the military authorities were displeased with various articles I had written: one on infant mortality, one on pirates in Lagos harbor and one on a campaign to unsnarl Lagos's notorious traffic jams by whipping motorists.

The lethal heat shock temperature was previously determined for this group of oysters and is defined as the temperature at which 100% mortality occurs within one week after a one hour exposure [ 80].

Mortality of embryos was registered daily for one week, after which the embryos in the eggs, if no mortality was observed, were killed by chilling [ 27].

In a study of ICH-related mortality in warfarin users and non-users, Huhtakangas et al. observed a two-fold difference between death rates during the first week after stroke onset and no further increase after one week with parallel mortality curves [ 3].