Sentence examples for mortality reduction followed from inspiring English sources

The classic demographic transition starts with mortality reduction, followed after a time by reduced fertility.

The largest contribution to deaths prevented by increased uptake of treatment came from statin treatment for hyperlipidaemia (approximately 13% of the total mortality reduction), followed by secondary prevention after myocardial infarction (9%) and management of chronic stable coronary artery disease (7%) (table 2).

In countries at the second stage of demographic transition, mortality reduction is followed by fertility decline [ 1].

The reduction followed three decades of increases.

The fecal occult blood test (FOBT) and sigmoidoscopy are the only screening methods with a documented mortality reduction over a follow-up period of 10 years.

This large, prospective Taiwanese cohort undergoing population-based FIT screening for CRC had the statistical power to demonstrate a significant CRC mortality reduction, although the follow-up time was short.

The large cohort data presented herein provide the statistical power for demonstrating a significant CRC mortality reduction even though the follow-up time was short.

The explanation for this lower than expected mortality reduction, predicted by MISCAN, is as follows.

Prospective assessment of mortality reduction requires a very lengthy follow-up and a large study population, which may not be feasible.

Nondiabetic but not diabetic subjects had a significant all-cause, CVD, and CHD mortality reduction during the 33-year follow-up whereas diabetic men but not women had a significant average reduction of CVD and especially CHD mortality rates.

A total of 160 921 women had been randomised, 53 914 to the intervention arm and 107 007 to the control arm; the probability of demonstrating a 20% breast cancer mortality reduction at 10 years of follow-up (under the same assumptions as above) is thus reduced to 73%.