Sentence examples for most common mortality from inspiring English sources

Avoiding predation is important to amphibians, as it is one of the most common mortality factors during their larval and adult stages [8], [9].

In rural Africa, pneumonia diagnosis is mainly based on WHO's Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI), a set of highly sensitive clinical algorithms developed to guide management of most common mortality causes in children.

Cancer is the third most common mortality factor, and the second largest group of chronic non-communicable diseases in Iran.

VSL is the most common mortality valuation metric and is a measure of an individual's willingness to pay to reduce their probability of death (Alberini et al. 2006).

The authors note that public health officials can target appropriate health services and infrastructure by knowing which subpopulations are particularly at risk from temperature extremes as well as the most common mortality causes that may affect them.

In the age group of 15 59 years, the most common cause of mortality was external causes of mortality (28.9 %).

The overall mortality rate was 38.5% (30/78), and the most common cause of mortality was sepsis (83.3%) followed by respiratory failure (10%).

The overall mortality rate was 38.5% (30/78) and the most common cause of mortality was sepsis (83.3%) followed by respiratory failure (10%) (Table 5).

Trauma is also the leading cause of mortality in individuals under 40 and the fourth most common cause of mortality for people of all ages.

Mortality in children under five years of age is the most common indicator of mortality levels in developing countries and is the target of public health policies.

The same drugs being advocated to lower cholesterol levels have also been demonstrated to be effective in reducing the risk of stroke, the third most common cause of mortality in our country.