Sentence examples for mortality with different from inspiring English sources

This study aims to determine the impact of acid-base interpretation in patients with acute OP poisoning before hospitalization in medical care units and to describe the pattern of mortality with different acid-base statuses.

Our study shows that all the tested measured are able to predict mortality with different extents.

This study will look at short-term and long-term morbidity and mortality with different modes of treatment in ARF.

All the tested measures are able to predict mortality with different extents, but strongest results were obtained from the SPPB and the SRH.

The same confounders as GAMM were adjusted in GAM as follows: We next analyzed the associations between PM10 and IHD mortality with different lag structures, i.e. single-day lags (from lag 0 to lag 5) and multiday lags (lag 0 1 to 0 5).

In this analysis, it is unclear whether the associations of mortality with different lags were caused by a) different mechanisms; b) different mortality reference days for lags 1 and 2 versus lags 0 and 3 because the exposure data were not collected on a daily basis (see "Methods"); or c) stochastic variability due to the relatively low number of observations.

By the observed trajectory of mortality, periods with different mortality rates were identified and classified by the nadirs, yielding in the definition of three distinct phases: Phase I from Day 1 until Day 5, phase II from Day 6 until Day 15 and phase III from Day 16 until the end of the observation period at Day 150.

To calculate standardised mortality ratios with different timeframes, we recalibrated the 50 prediction models by redefining "mortality" according to the timeframe used.

Here, over six episodes, we get unrelated 30-minute tales of morality and mortality, all with different characters, but set in some sort of number nine: a dressing room, a flat above some shops, a gothic mansion, and so on.

This information is presented in text and graphics, including a dynamic risk grid that allows subjects to visually compare the estimated breast cancer mortality associated with different screening schedules (annual vs. biennial, starting at 40 vs. starting at 50).

Three mortality rates, with different reference populations, were produced for the entire study period (1940 1996).