Sentence examples for mortality rate still from inspiring English sources

Many affected persons can now be successfully treated, given the best conditions, though the mortality rate still remains relatively high.

This increased mortality rate still exists, even if HCV-specific treatment is administered [ 9].

While new ventilation strategies have reduced the mortality rate in patients with ARDS, this mortality rate still remains high.

Approximately 750,000 people are afflicted annually in the United States alone and, despite progress in intensive medical care, the mortality rate still ranges from 30 to 60% [ 1].

The postoperative mortality of this study (7.7%; 95% CI 0 15%) was somewhat higher than the approximately 4% mortality rate found in other trials performed at our institution (van Lanschot et al, 2001; Hulscher et al, 2002; Polee et al, 2003); however, the observed mortality rate still lies within the 95% confidence limits.

Perinatal mortality in the Netherlands has declined with 14% between 2004 and 2010, however the current mortality rate still represents a poor international position, which is even more remarkable considering that the Netherlands was ranked second highest in Europe concerning welfare [ 6].

Despite modern antibiotic therapy in combined with cardiovascular and respiratory support, mortality rates still remain between 30 and 60%% [3 5].

In this context, how Sepsis-3 criteria would perform for sepsis detection, especially in countries with high mortality rates, still needs validation.

Despite the high mortality rates still associated with sudden cardiac arrest (CA), advances have been made in recent years, in particular to improve the proportion of patients achieving return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) after cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) [1].

What's more, because the rate of death in this age group is much lower than it is for older people, even a doubling in mortality rates still only amounts to a fraction of a percentage point or so.

Acute lung injury (ALI), along with its more severe form acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), affects ≈200,000 persons annually in the United States with mortality rates still unexpectedly high [1] [3].