Sentence examples for mortality rate driven from inspiring English sources

The main basis for overestimation is the high baseline mortality rate (driven by external causes) in Estonia.

Economists have linked depressed labor markets to higher male mortality rates, partially driven by drug and alcohol abuse.

We could not observe an elevated mortality for the three cities in contrast to the surrounding area and it remains unclear to which extent the mortality rates are driven by these hereditary forms of cancer.

In fact, this difference in mortality rate is mainly driven by an excess mortality in pneumococcal and meningitis of unknown origin.

This higher 30 day mortality rate in SU is driven mostly by one center, Kaunas, where 44% of patients died in the SU while only 11% died in GMW.

In 2015, the white mortality rate was 30percentt higher, driven by jumps in drug overdoses, suicides, and alcohol-related liver disease.

Austerity (for the middle class and poor) will wreak even more havoc than it already has, and mortality rates will be driven higher than they otherwise would be, though the authors of those rates will stir myth and hysteria to hide their responsibility.

44 Observed differences between rural and urban India are likely to reflect documented shifts in cause patterns as overall mortality rates fall, largely driven by decreases in the rates of death from infections, particularly pneumonia.

This relationship may no longer exist for the very old, in whom mortality rates may be driven by malignancy or aging of the cardiovascular tree that evolved throughout life.

The calculator has built into it the interest and mortality rates that drive the value of an annuity.

The high under-five mortality rate in Nigeria is significantly driven by the childhood mortality levels among the Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri tribes.