Sentence examples for points for death from inspiring English sources

We defined three risk groups: low (0 to 6 points), intermediate (7 to 12 points), and high risk (13 to 22 points) for death [ 11].

Only three studies [ 12, 18, 21] defined censor points for death, which is important as in-hospital mortality increases following ICU discharge by between 15 and 27% [ 33].

The high point for death sentences was 1996, when 315 people were condemned to die.

In a peripatetic career, Mr. Cabana rose through the prison administration ranks, witnessing his first execution in Florida in 1979 — that of John Spenkelink, whose case became a rallying point for death penalty opponents nationwide — and serving as assistant warden at the Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City before becoming warden at Parchman in 1984.

Their cut-off points for predicting death were 54.1, 53.5, 48.0, and 57.4 mL/minute/1.73 m, respectively.

The cs-HR point estimates for death decreased slightly as the degree of unmeasured confounding increased.

One-year postoperative events rates were high: 38% for the composite end point, 26% for death, and 12% for shunt thrombosis.

In contrast, the confidence interval surrounding the pooled point estimate for death from prostate cancer includes both a 29% relative reduction as well as a 9% relative increase in risk of death secondary to prostate cancer.

But while he was the victim of appalling physical torture (in Burma he was waterboarded daily and kept at the point of death for weeks), his family were tortured secondhand, for decades, because of what it did to him and to their relationship.

The PONR clearly indicates the dynamic behavior of cell death and reveals the identity of a restriction point for cell death as a time point when a cell is still salvageable.

Prison security issues slow this process down prohibitively, to a point of death for the organs... and any hopeful recipient.