Sentence examples for mortality which are from inspiring English sources
An alternative is to measure rates of decline in mortality, which are more sensitive to changes in health policy than are mortality levels.
We see a reflection of this in levels of maternal mortality, which are concentrated in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asian countries.
The conventional wisdom is that Stoppard discovered emotion in his 1982 play "The Real Thing". A decade later, beginning with "Arcadia" in 1993, he supposedly had another breakthrough involving intimations of mortality, which are particularly pronounced in "The Invention of Love" (1997) and, in what some consider to be his most personal play, "Rock 'n' Roll" (2006).
The researchers also include other non-medical costs (i.e. lost work days, bed days, and increased mortality), which are important factors in the cost of diabetes.
Finally, the LiST assumption of a linear decrease in the number of deaths with increasing intervention coverage remains somewhat uncertain as there are non-linear effects on child mortality which are not controlled by the tool.
In addition to the lack of data from some epidemiological categories, it was generally difficult to obtain age-specific data on malaria morbidity and mortality, which are usually not published in sufficient detail to be included in a thorough statistical analysis.
But the story is a way to catch sight of mortality, which is otherwise unbearable (for some).
Conclusion: Placenta previa triples the rate of neonatal mortality, which is mediated mainly through preterm birth.
These results measured breast cancer mortality, which is how many women will die from breast cancer in a year for every 100,000 women in the population.
Goal 16 is about processes rather than a specific target, such as to reduce maternal mortality, which is technically easier to measure provided you have the statistics.
One problem GE decided to tackle was India's high infant mortality, which is due in part to the lack of incubators for premature infants.
