Sentence examples for mortality which occurred from inspiring English sources

The minimum mortality, which occurred at a temperature of around 8 10°C, was 6 9 times lower than the rate at low or high temperatures (mean annual temperature <5 or >15°C) (Fig. 1B).

This procedure resulted in 22% mortality, which occurred mainly within the first 24 h after surgery.

Here begins an account of the disease or mortality which occurred in 1348, put together by Gabrielem de Mussis of Piacenza".

Conversely, the peak in non-windthrown 'standing' mortality which occurred as much as sixty years ago, may be remnants of particularly severe drought conditions which prevailed during the early 1930s and 1940s [ 19, 20].

Olshansky and Ault (88) noted that a few years prior to Omran's seminal publication (2), the United States and other Western countries began to experience a rapid decline in cardiovascular mortality which occurred around 1970 in many developed countries; they proposed this cardiovascular revolution as a fourth stage of the transition labeled 'age of delayed degenerative diseases'.

Although memantine has been found to have some benefits in treating psychotic symptoms [ 30] without an increased risk of mortality, which occurs with anti-psychotics [ 31], we found no association between the use of any anti-dementia medication and the psychosis subgroup.

Twenty-nine mortalities which occurred prior to day 7 of the challenge were excluded as they occurred before the PD outbreak.

The multivariate analysis showed that the empiric antibiotic therapy had no impact on the ICU mortality rate which occurred in 15.3 % of patients who received empiric antibiotics versus 16.1 % in those who did not (Chi square p = 0.895 and 0.793 by log rank for the Kaplan Meier analysis; Fig. 3).

The importance of the early stages of infection in the host-parasite interaction was further highlighted by the positive correlation between transmission success at the start of infection and host mortality rate, which occurred many days later.

This paper describes the 6 perinatal mortality cases which occurred in the setting of a multicentre prospective study of 1,200 pregnancies with prenatally identified IUGR defined as EFW below the 10th centile [ 1, 10].

However, we used morbidity rather than mortality data in the Mayak worker studies (Azizova et al. 2010a, 2010b) because of the significant problems with the loss of follow-up in the mortality data (which occurred as soon as workers moved out of the closed cities in the ex-USSR) and the much lower diagnostic accuracy in this cohort of death certificate reporting.