Sentence examples for poorer mortality from inspiring English sources

Recent years have seen improvements in outcomes for patients after MI. 9 However, several recent studies have continued to report poorer mortality for patients with COPD after an MI.

As with two previous reviews, we note that AKI is associated with overall poorer mortality and CKD outcomes, 3 5 but with substantial variation in the magnitude of risk.

New Zealanders reported slightly fewer pale or colourless lesions than in Australia (3.5% and 5.3%, respectively) so the proportion of amelanotic lesions, which are less likely to be recognized as suspicious of melanoma, has not contributed to the poorer mortality rates in New Zealand.

His investigation will initially focus on five hospital trusts – in Colchester, Tameside, Blackpool, East Lancashire and Basildon and Thurrock – that have posted poor mortality results for the last two years, based on summary hospital-level mortality indicator data, which is one of several ways of examining death rates among patients after hospital treatment.

The poet-novelist Mary Webb, who walked the lanes of Wenlock Edge 100 years ago, felt this acutely: "For every year my heart is set/ With the pansy and the violet/ And the daffodil:/ Submerged within their beauty, I/ Transcend my poor mortality".

The Daily Mail ​found just three surgeons with poor mortality rates in the entire index.

This is associated with poor mortality and long-term CKD.

Ninety-eight per cent of these deaths occur in low-income countries, where poor mortality data hinders intervention strategies.

Instead, this paper focuses on in-depth, detailed accounts to illuminate and contextualise the poor mortality statistics found in post-soviet Russia.

The initial StO2 was significantly but less strongly correlated with SOFA score at 24 hours (-0.18; P < 0.04), with a poor mortality AUC of 0.56.

Laboratory trials in Uganda (Okiria and Kalunda) showed 100% knockdown up to day 15 post-treatment but relatively poor mortality rates of less than 60% based on counts 6 hours after exposure.