Sentence examples for mortality were selected from inspiring English sources

Studies that address the effect of various strategies on sepsis- or septic shock-induced mortality were selected among PubMed indexed publications from 2001 to 2013.

Three representative indicators of four parameters (environmental, health care-related, economic and demographic), which might had affected pandemic A (H1N1) 2009 mortality, were selected.

To simplify clinical application the final model was repeated with significant laboratory test results dichotomized or trichotomized as described earlier and three of those variables with the highest odds ratios for one-year mortality were selected for inclusion into the clinical score.

Variables significantly correlated with mortality were selected for multivariate analysis.

Nutrition-related indicators which may have influenced the nutrition transition, as well as indicators associated with infant and child mortality were selected from the data available.

Several SNPs and haplotypes were also associated with a higher severity and poor outcome; MODS, ARDS, and mortality were selected because they represent the more severe clinical phenotypes.

Overall mortality was selected as the primary outcome for the sample size calculation.

Next, the variable with the highest partial correlation with 30-day mortality was selected, holding the initial variable constant.

A final set of predictors for each of 28-day and 6-month mortality was selected from these variables via a stepwise Cox proportional hazards regression model.

For our analyses, all cause mortality was selected as the primary outcome, with deaths from cardiovascular disease and coronary heart disease as secondary outcomes.

For example, Kujan et al [ 39] include "costs" in a set of secondary outcomes alongside "incidence of oral cancer or potentially premalignant oral lesions", "mortality at three or more years" and "stage of diagnosis" ("oral cancer specific mortality" is selected as the primary outcome of interest in this review).