Sentence examples for mortality ratios calculated from inspiring English sources

Most early studies relied on standardized mortality ratios calculated for samples recruited from psychiatric services.

We used data from more than two million Dutch hospital discharges to explore the differences between hospital standardised mortality ratios calculated by using either in-hospital mortality, 30 days post-admission mortality, or 30 days post-discharge mortality.

Our observation that the standardised mortality ratio calculated with the admission physiological variables was closer to unity than that calculated with the worst 24-hour values may be different in other units.

Observed to expected (O E) mortality ratio calculated for POSSUM and P-POSSUM indicated significantly fewer than expected deaths in all deciles of risk for both models, with overall O E ratios of 0.25 (0.20-0.32 CI) for POSSUM and 0.54 (0.47-0.62 CI) for P-POSSUM.

For parallel reasons, the same is true of uninsured mortality hazard ratios calculated from similarly designed observational studies.

Yearly cause-specific standardized mortality ratios were calculated and corrected to changes in the coding system, which occurred 3 times between 1971 and 2008.

Maternal mortality ratios are calculated, and data to describe maternal mortality by age, cause of death and mode of delivery are pooled for the countries that provided data.

We compared discrimination and the calibration, respectively, by the sectors under curve ROC (AUC ROC) and standardized mortality ratios (SMR) calculated for each score.

Standardized Mortality Ratios were calculated using U.S. mortality rates as reference.

Incidence rates and maternal mortality ratios were calculated with 95%% confidence intervals (CI).

Standardised Mortality Ratios were calculated for National Health Service administrative areas, with 95% confidence intervals.