Sentence examples for mortality rule from inspiring English sources

First, our three marker mortality rule was developed on only one TMA data set, and it should be validated in other TMA data sets.

While the limited congruence between our multimarker mortality rule and the single marker studies may be partly explained by differences in patients, outcome variables, and high/low expression definitions; it is also likely due to the additional information gained by analyzing marker combinations.

Patients were classified as being low risk for in-hospital mortality if their predicted in-hospital mortality risk using the above equation was ≤1.5% (a threshold defined in the original derivation study on the basis of the area under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve (AUC) analysis and a review of prior clinical PE in-hospital mortality rules).

These ERNs are fed into MICAR200 which transforms the ERNS into ICD-10 codes by using specific mortality coding rules; the rules require look-up files and a dictionary.

Adjustments for differences in case-mix were done using the Ontario AMI mortality prediction rule for 30-day mortality, whose derivation and validation are described elsewhere [ 26].

10 11 We defined comorbidity from diagnoses at discharge after the index myocardial infarction as specified in the Ontario acute myocardial infarction mortality prediction rule.

We identified comorbidities from previous diagnoses and at discharge from the index myocardial infarction, as specified in the Ontario acute myocardial infarction mortality prediction rule, and potential risk factors for bleeding (previous bleeding, alcohol consumption, liver disease, and ulcers).

We used the ICD-10 coding in accordance with the work of So et al, 22 who validated the ICD-10 codes based on the Ontario MI mortality predictive rule 23 for the above comorbidities as predictors of death within 30 days and 1 year of AMI.

To derive and validate an International Classification of Diseases-10 (ICD-10) version of the Ontario Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) mortality prediction rules, used to adjust for case-mix differences in studies of AMI patients using administrative data.

To test this, we attempted to validate the WGCNA* and COX mortality group rules in independent gene expression data sets.

A study conducted in Oxford, England evaluated the influence that mortality coding rules and the introduction of automatic data processing have had on mortality statistics [ 42].