Sentence examples for mortality were increasing from inspiring English sources

In a report from the American College of Cardiology National Cardiovascular Data Registry, the variables associated with increased mortality were increasing age, recent myocardial infarction and its timing relative to the PCI procedure, renal failure, lung disease, peripheral vascular disease, and ejection fraction <60%.

Temporal trends in lung cancer mortality were increasing for women, while decreasing for men.

The variables associated with increased in-hospital or long-term mortality were increasing age, cerebral vascular disease, acute coronary syndrome, previous cardiac history (including previous MI and previous bypass surgery), and angiographic characteristics.

Thirty-days all-causes mortality was 26,1% and the main risk factors, independently predicting mortality, were increasing age and pathological level of albumin and creatinine at the diagnosis of CDI.

Factors predicting increased mortality were: increasing age, male sex, chronic conditions, CPR, IPPV, oliguria, prior hospital stay of 7+ days, extremes of temperature, heart rate and respiratory rate, low MAP, low pH, high A-aDO2, abnormal sodium, high potassium, low albumin, low WBC and low Glasgow Coma Score.

Parturients today are of higher acuity than anytime previously, and maternal mortality is increasing.

THE National Vital Statistics Reports for 2004 have recently been released and the news is not good: Maternal mortality is increasing nationally.

The incidence of invasive fungal infections and associated mortality is increasing dramatically.

Liver disease of all kinds is going up steadily, the only major disease category in which premature mortality is increasing in Britain while falling elsewhere in Europe, a trend that will mean steeply increased demand for replacement organs.

Cancer incidence and mortality is increasing in the developing world.

The incidence of atrial fibrillation (AF), as well as the related morbidity and mortality, is increasing in step with the aging of the US population.