Sentence examples for predictions of death from inspiring English sources

He never forgot Dr Caligari – the mysterious, menacing Carnival man, the drunkenly askew streets and buildings, the makeup of the sleepwalking fortune teller, the unnerving predictions of death.

These values were higher compared with the clinical variables including age, GCS score, and pupil reactions in both predictions of death and unfavorable outcome (Table  3).

In a cross-sectional study like INTERHEART, the outomes are not entirely equivalent to the prospective predictions of death from MI or CHD.

The clinical problem we face in the situation of hospice referral is how to use reasonably accurate predictions of death, p, coupled with the patient's preferences (as expressed in terms of threshold probability, P t) to arrive at the optimal decision for a specific individual.

The arrival of HIV/Aids in the early 1980s led to predictions of deaths on a massive scale - yet developed countries largely avoided such a fate.

Forecasts of the severity of the next influenza pandemic differ in their predictions of deaths based on the models used.

We subsequently analyzed the independent effect of an aging population on future CHD by stratifying annual predictions of deaths and DALY by age 35 64 and age ≥ 65 years.

For a 40-year time period, the HEAT predictions of deaths avoided by the urban infrastructure project were three times as high as DYNAMO-HIA's predictions due to HEAT's inability to account for changing population health characteristics over time.

A cutoff value of fibrinogen of ≤1 g/l has sensitivity 0.47 and specificity 0.74 (positive predictive value (PPV) 0.44) for prediction of death in acute hepatic failure.

Both REMS and WPS have good prognostic value in the prediction of death in ED patients.

Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curves were constructed to compare the accuracy of gradient temperature in the prediction of death from MOF.