Sentence examples for mortality was comparable from inspiring English sources

In-hospital mortality was comparable between groups.

Transplant-related mortality was comparable among patients without preceding acute GVHD, regardless of when cyclosporine was discontinued (11% for both study arms).

ICU mortality was comparable, 46.6 % in the mobile group versus 53.8 % in the onsite group, p = 0.5.

The ICU mortality was comparable between the two groups (18.2% in G1 and 22.7% in G2, p = 0.763).

The discrimination of LIS for in-hospital mortality was comparable to the Berlin severity scale and only marginally better than chance alone.

For example, hospital mortality was comparable between the cohorts (46%% in the derivation cohort, 42 % in temporal validation cohort and 43 % in spatial validation cohort).

Death from drugs, alcohol and suicide have all increased to such an extent that the excess mortality is comparable to that at the height of the US Aids epidemic – at least among white people.

Transplant-related mortality is comparable to results in patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in responsive relapse.

Overall, the influence of both objective and subjective social isolation on risk for mortality is comparable with well-established risk factors for mortality.

We hypothesized that in Asian patients the prognostic performance of the REMS and WPS in predicting mortality is comparable.

Demographic characteristics including age, sex, weight, medical history as well as the sepsis site, SAPS II score and mortality were comparable across the three groups.