Sentence examples for mortality rates declined from inspiring English sources

With international aid, Nicaragua experienced improvements in health care access, and child mortality rates declined in the early 21st century.

As the species spread away from the tropical parasites and diseases of its African origins, mortality rates declined and population increased.

"The famous example of the cardiac surgeons, who published data on themselves and as a result found that mortality rates declined by an average of a third, is not actually a story or about good or bad doctors.

It's telling, perhaps, that the healthiest Britain has ever been was during and after the second world war and rationing, when infant mortality rates declined, illnesses linked to weight and diet such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and so forth dropped dramatically, and people lived longer.

For example, in the United States, mortality rates declined abruptly in 1994/1995, but remained stable from 1998 onwards, at approximately 7 deaths/100,000 population [20], [21].

In all countries, stomach cancer mortality rates declined steadily.

In addition, he said Botswana had scaled up treatment for H.I.V. and for preventing mother-to-child transmission, and was seeing child mortality rates decline as a result.

Once they reach adulthood, mortality rates decline substantially, and many individuals reach and exceed 30 years (as in Blanding's turtle [Emydoidea blandingii] and the eastern box turtle [Terrapene carolina]).

Perhaps even more worryingly, despite overall child mortality rates declining in the UK, the rate of improvement is slower than other Western European countries.

Nevertheless, although mortality rates decline, long-term survivorship (of 10 years or more) is much poorer (a 10-year CF of 70% or more) than 5-year survival showing that tuberculosis can be a very long-lasting, chronic disease.

For mortality rates, declining trends were also observed for USH, NHW, and NHB men; although an increasing trend was observed among men in PR (APC = 1.2%).