Sentence examples for mortality per year from inspiring English sources

However, that best mortality predictor is the maximum SOFA index, with high capacity to predict mortality per year.

Sample size was calculated using the same assumed mortality per year (2%) and precision (± 0.4%).

The threshold of 5%% corresponded to an accepted low-risk threshold of 1 % mortality per year.

Ovarian cancer is the sixth most common cancer among women and it leads to the highest mortality per year than any other cancers of the female reproductive system [ 1, 2].

Framed differently, the shift from a market with two equally sized providers to one with four equally sized providers after the reforms would have resulted in a 0.39 percentage point faster reduction in AMI mortality per year from 2006 onwards.

In women of the same age in the non-screening areas, there was a decline of 2% in mortality per year (RR 0.98, 95% CI 0.97 to 0.99) in the same 10 year period.

The second output thus represents the number 1 minus the average in-hospital mortality rate per year (1-MORTALITY).

As expected from Danish demographic data, the hazard ratio for chronological age was 1.11-1.13 in the bivariate analyses, corresponding to an 11-13 % increase in mortality risk per year and a 30-40% mortality reduction in women compared with men.

We inferred loss of healthy life years and life years due to premature death using data on colon cancer incidence and mortality per five year age class between 1989 and 2006 provided by the Dutch Cancer Registry (http://www.ikcnet.nl/).nl/

"While this might not seem like much, one additional mass mortality event per year over 70 years translates into a considerable increase in the number of these events being reported each year," said study co-lead author Adam Siepielski, an assistant professor of biology at the University of San Diego.

ABC and 95 % CI for hospital mortality and per year is presented in Table 86.