Sentence examples for mortality rate attributed from inspiring English sources

The first one was a retrospective study of 1982, which reported clinical outcomes of 143 patients with intra-abdominal abscesses, and revealing an incidence of VAP of 28.7 % of the patients, and a mortality rate attributed to VAP of 65.9 % [14].

No perioperative mortality was noted in first-time biopsies, while repeat procedures (performed in two week intervals) were associated with a total 10% mortality rate, attributed to abdominal adhesions from previous procedures, resulting in increase procedure time and associated bleeding and anesthetic complications.

In 2006, the population mortality rate attributed to melioidosis was comparable with the mortality rate attributed to tuberculosis (8.64 [95% CI = 7.33 10.11] versus 8.30 per 100,000 people per year, respectively).

Approximately 1 year before this, a high mortality rate attributed to HPAI virus (H5N1) was observed in waterfowl and other wild birds in Hong Kong (4 ).

Aside from the fact that DAI is an important prognostic factor of mortality., several previous studies have shown that the mortality rate attributed to DAI is 1.65 2.75 times higher than that attributed to no infection [ 13, 35, 36].

A total of 260 excess deaths were reported on Réunion Island during the epidemic, of which 254 were directly or indirectly attributed to chikungunya (mortality rate attributed to chikungunya 1/1,000) (4, 10 ).

In mid-nineteenth century England, William Farr, one of the founders of modern epidemiology, analyzed mortality rates attributed to a smallpox outbreak and derived a "law of epidemics" from the observed patterns, postulating that the dynamics of epidemic outbreaks generally follow a symmetric curve (Farr [1840]).

The higher levels of endolithic parasitism in Mytilus mirrored greater mortality rates attributed to parasitism in this species.

Figure 1 shows a comparison between these data and national population mortality rates attributed to other infectious diseases.

This is a descriptive analysis of trends in UADT cancer adult male mortality rates attributed to smoking among neighborhood income quintiles in urban Canada.

The high mortality rate is attributed to delayed and atypical presentations leading to frequent misdiagnosis.