Sentence examples for older mortality from inspiring English sources

In patients aged 65 years or older, mortality was higher among obese patients in comparison with those with overweight (p < 0.01) and normal weights (p < 0.001).

20 In our study population with patients aged 90 years or older, mortality rates in patients with higher ASA scores were significantly higher in comparison to those with lower ASA scores.

For patients aged 60 years or older, mortality increased to 3.3% for those undergoing colectomy on an elective basis and to 18.4% for those undergoing this procedure on an emergency basis (mortality difference=15.1%; 95% CI 9.8%too 20.3%).

In this paper, the exogenous variables considered are the ones described in Table  3, respectively population density, percentage of patients aged 65 years old or older, mortality rate, percentage of patients without a designated doctor, distance to the nearest hospital and purchasing power.

Would that we all could seek such refuge from old mortality.

Behind him lurks the grim, emaciated personification of the middle ages, the past, Old Mortality: his father.

Old Mortality, novel by Sir Walter Scott, published in 1816 and a masterpiece in the genre of historical romance.

In it and the two other stories of the volume, "Noon Wine" and "Old Mortality," appears for the first time her semiautobiographical heroine, Miranda, a spirited and independent woman.

The indicators selected for human health were child mortality rate, mortality rate due to acute diarrhoea for all ages and 1 4-year-old mortality rate due to acute respiratory tract infections.

Porter's most complete exploration of this theme is "Old Mortality" (1937), a long, tripartite story exploring the myths families construct around themselves, and the tension younger family members experience as they try to break free of them.

The book is now better known as The Black Dwarf and The Tale of Old Mortality by Sir Walter Scott; the review in the Quarterly was by Scott as well.