Sentence examples for mortality will reduce from inspiring English sources

If the current trends continue, maternal mortality will reduce to only 340 per 100,000 by 2015, and it will be unlikely for Ghana to meet the MDG target of 185 per 100,000 by 2015 [ 6].

These findings suggest that incorporating early post-discharge mortality in the standardised mortality ratio will reduce the effect of discharge bias.

Evidence to date suggests, however, that only a few of the high-mortality countries will reduce child mortality by two-thirds between 1990 and 2015 (MDG4) and reduce maternal mortality by three-quarters during the same time period (MDG5) [ 1].

Thus, although we could not formally test efficacy with mortality as outcome, it is unlikely that annual gynaecological screening will reduce mortality of ovarian cancer in BRCA1/2 carriers.

This underscores the fact that the burden of preventable neonatal mortality will not reduce unless evidence-based maternal and newborn care interventions are scaled up universally in rural and remote areas.

Experts are divided on whether they will reduce mortality from oral cancer or simply lead to a wave of expensive and unnecessary biopsies.

To determine whether the application of occlusive wrap applied immediately after birth will reduce mortality in very preterm infants.

It has been expected that therapy with oral glycoprotein (GP) IIb/IIIa blockers including roxifiban will reduce mortality and vascular complications in a long-term.

Reforms to the NHS which saw the government break its promises and enforce a top-down reorganisation were necessary to provide the money needed for a seven-day health service in the future that will reduce mortality rates, Jeremy Hunt has said.

"It is highly unlikely that favipiravir monotherapy will reduce mortality in this population," Malvy said.

Last week I showed that the evidence that having health insurance will reduce mortality risk by any significant amount is pretty thin.