Sentence examples for mortality rate derived from inspiring English sources

We considered the yearly cessation rate of 0.04 and the non-modified mortality rate derived from the local cohort studies.

Similar correlation exists between sPLA2 and predicted mortality rate derived from PRISM-III24 (ρ = 0.76; P < 0.001; adj- P < 0.001).

There remains a potential bias if certain neonatal deaths were systematically unsuccessfully followed up for VA, but we do not expect this given that the sum of the VA-derived CSMRs closely approximated total mortality rates derived from surveillance in the same areas.

It matters not what the risk factor is, merely that it may infer additional mortality compared to the baseline mortality rates derived from the entire cohort.

The baseline population is a stable population generated to fit the Zambian population in 1980, with baseline values of age-specific fertility and mortality rates derived from empirical data (DHS surveys).

The objectives of this analysis were to estimate the rates and causes of death among children under age 5 years in the catchment population of these hospitals in urban Dhaka, Bangladesh, and to compare the under-4 child mortality rates derived from two recall periods, one year preceding the interview versus the four years preceding the recent one year.

*Excess death estimates are based on observed mortality rates during pandemic weeks occurring in excess of background mortality rates derived from a seasonal regression model.

In this paper, we present malaria-specific mortality rates derived from standardised VA data in 22 INDEPTH Network Health and Demographic Surveillance Sites (HDSS) across Africa and Asia (9).

Other causes of death not related to liver disease are included in the model, as age-specific mortality rates derived from the Turkish statistics institute [ 7].

Excess mortality rates derived from respiratory diseases and all causes were strongly correlated (Spearman rho = 0.98, P < 0.001) However, the province with highest relative risk (RR) of pandemic excess mortality was Palencia in northwest Spain, with ~210% mortality elevation over baseline respiratory mortality followed by Burgos (200%) and Alicante (170%) (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

Death has been excluded, as this model carries separate mortality rates derived for a Swedish population Rates of exacerbations for usual care and tiotropium cohorts were obtained from Hettle et al. [ 28] (derived from UPLIFT [ 17]) and recalculated to reflect 3 month risks.