Sentence examples for mortality reductions of from inspiring English sources

This accelerated increase in Danish female and male life expectancy at birth might be better captured by the coherent approaches (i.e., the model of Li and Lee (2005) and the proposed model) that can include faster mortality reductions of other populations (that still belong to the same group such as highly developed countries).

Although mortality reductions of 36%% have been attributed to standardized management, pneumonia remains the second leading cause of childhood death globally with nearly one million deaths annually [ 2].

CHWs in national programmes achieved large mortality reductions of 63% and 36% respectively, when insecticide-treated nets and anti-malarial chemoprophylaxis were delivered, in addition to curative interventions.

Feig and Hendrick (1997) estimated the risks from screening women aged 40 49 years and, assuming mortality reductions of between 24 and 36% for screened women, concluded that the radiation risks would be small compared to the mortality benefits.

The higher incidence would be accompanied by mortality reductions of 10.7%-11.5% in 2025 compared with continuing current screening, or about 5100- 6100 deaths averted among women ≥25 years (Table 2 and Fig. 2).

Four case-control studies performed in the 1990s in Japan on a population level however suggested CXR screening effectiveness, as indicated by LC mortality reductions of about 40% [ 7, 8].

What came out in June were just the broad-brush findings on the decrease in mortality, reduction of hospital admissions and cost reductions.

"A mortality reduction of 40% was associated with a moderate use of time (30 minutes, six days a week) irrespective of whether the activity was light or vigorous," their study said.

As previously noted [8], this study had 90% power to detect a treatment-by-IRP interaction assuming an absolute mortality reduction of 15% in the DrotAA-treated group compared to control in IRP + patients and with 1 2% difference in mortality between the treated and control groups in IRP- patients.

These goals include access to reproductive and sexual health services including family planning, reduction of infant and child mortality, reduction of maternal mortality, and universal education for boys and girls by 2015.

This represented a relative mortality reduction of 14%.