Sentence examples for mortality rates exceeded from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, mortality rates exceeded birth rates by 7.3% in the first half of the year, continuing Belarus's population decline.

Average time scales of carbon recovery increased by 40 years when mortality increased from 30%to65%5%, and another 10 years when mortality rates exceeded 90%.

NWA mortality rates exceeded that of other city areas (70, 95% CI 69 to 71).

We defined epidemic months as those winter months for which influenza-specific mortality rates exceeded the upper 95% confidence limit of the seasonal model.

Predator‐mediated coexistence of Microcebus spp. was excluded earlier due to assumed similarity and the same seasonal variations in predation risk [ 37], but in particular as M. berthae's mortality rates exceeded that of superior competitor M. murinus [ 52].

In certain countries of Asia and Africa, infant mortality rates exceed 150 and sometimes approach 200 per 1,000 (that is, 15 or 20 percent of children die before reaching the age of one year).

In contrast, AKI in HH was associated with significantly higher 28-day mortality rates exceeding 60%% by far.

When control mortality rates exceed 20%, the experiments are terminated but not discarded (see various dossiers listed on relevant websites of the US Environmental Protection Agency (e.g. [22, 23]) or European Food Safety Agency, or for a critical review, see the study of Charleston and Dicke [24]).

Infections caused by these fungi have a poor prognosis with mortality rates exceeding 90% upon dissemination, mainly because of their inherent resistance to existing antifungal agents [1] [5].

Several studies in the 1980s and 1990s of MDR-TB in HIV co-infected patients from Europe and the United States reported mortality rates exceeding 70%, often within 4 8 weeks of diagnosis, and before laboratory confirmation of MDR-TB [1].

Hospitals may even become outliers if their adjusted mortality rates exceed the norms.