Sentence examples for mortality which suggests from inspiring English sources

We found that serum MDA levels were associated with septic mortality, which suggests imbalance in the oxidant state.

An earlier analysis showed HRQOL to be associated with mortality, which suggests that measuring HRQOL could have clinical implications.

Asymmetry was only detected in the funnel plots of BMI <12 months after diagnosis and total mortality, and breast cancer mortality, which suggests that small studies with an inverse association are missing (plots not shown).

In critically ill patients after cardiothoracic surgery, low minimum and high maximum carboxyhemoglobin (COHb) levels were shown to be associated with increased mortality, which suggests that there is an 'optimal range' for HO-1 activity.

Interestingly, we found a borderline significant interaction between resting heart rate, smoking and mortality, which suggests that high heart rate at any given resting heart rate level is associated with greater risk in smokers than in non-smokers.

Although knowing exactly how the pellets modified the cort profile of the birds would have been useful, we found a difference between the treatment and the control groups in brood mortality, which suggests a causal role of the hormone treatment.

The variability in excess mortality rates across affected provinces in winter 1919 was partly explained by baseline mortality and infant mortality rates, which suggests that infants <1 year were significantly affected during the third wave of the pandemic [ 3].

Larger fish carried the highest parasite loads and experienced the highest mortality rates, which suggests that parasite-mediated selection may favour smaller phenotypes, possibly counter-balancing selection pressures by gape-limited predators, mate choice and female fecundity.

Other studies that have more carefully analyzed Ebola viral loads have found that at least four different levels correlate with different mortality rates, which suggests the supposed benefit of favipiravir seen might disappear if more precise measures were compared.

This is in accordance with other surveys [ 34, 35] and follows the general message of mortality studies, which suggests that excessive alcohol consumption is more common among the less-educated [ 11, 13].

The time course of disease in a large population of patients suffering from severe sepsis or septic shock was characterized by three different mortality peaks, which suggests that these patients undergo phases which may also be dominated by different underlying pathophysiological mechanisms.