Sentence examples for mortality problems from inspiring English sources

Except for the occasional vanquished gladiator or Christian digested by a lion, the mortality problems in Circuses are clearly far less pressing than in Bread.

Previous experience in solving disease and mortality problems in calves had a strong positive influence on this belief.

Distribution problems in Ghana, for example, have resulted in the country's three most deprived regions – all with serious maternal mortality problems – having only a single gynaecologist and two surgeons serving one third of the country's land area and one sixth of its population, while 35% of all health staff are found in just two teaching hospitals [ 19].

(It's not a mortality problem; he's just not that into her.) Ned's only real friend is Digby, the childhood dog he rescued from death, and he can't ever touch or pet him.

They argued that the maternal mortality problem is too complex, too challenging, too expensive.

One emerging solution to the highway mortality problem, which primarily affects nesting females, is the construction of under-road channels.

In the last decades, clam culture in China is sustaining a severe mortality problem, and suffering great economic losses [1].

However, when the samples were collected there was no longer a mortality problem at the nursery and nothing was found in the throat swabs.

The severity of this mortality problem is evident from the deaths in this trial despite attentive medical and nursing care, and this underscores the need for more effective treatments.

Death, and in particular all-cause death (which is resistant to ascertainment bias), was numerically notably less on rosiglitazone treatment [HR 0.86 (95% CI 0.68 1.08)], implying that no adverse health risk, hidden or otherwise, could be giving rise to a clinically concerning mortality problem.

Clearly, more research is needed in this area, especially with the occurrence of an increasing number of community-associated infections as well as the national healthcare priority of reducing the high cost, high morbidity and mortality problem of healthcare associated infections [ 6, 8, 30].