Sentence examples for present mortality from inspiring English sources

That Amis can present "mortality" and "suffering" as "motifs," rather than subjects, is the surest sign of the primacy he gives to style over matter.

Zuk discusses past and present mortality rates and life expectancy, pointing out the difficulty in determining causes of death even in the recent past.

Little is known about past and present mortality in Vietnam, as the first official data on mortality have only recently become available from censuses taken in 1979 and 1989.

Case reports or case series, non-English articles, articles not focused on critically ill patients, studies consisting of pediatric patients, studies that did not present mortality data, and those that did not clearly define the timing of initiation of RRT were excluded.

"The risk of this hazard to human health and the present mortality burden reached emergency proportions long ago in both jurisdictions..

Charcoal production is onoing in the ED also today, but it is unknown whether this is a main cause for present mortality.

The still-life tradition has always had an element of memento mori about it, an often understated reminder of our ever-present mortality conveyed through the objects that outlive us, and the fact that nobody can take any material possessions with them when they pass on.

Results shown here expand on those recently reported in the New England Journal of Medicine (Berry et al., N Engl J Med 2005 353:1784-92) by presenting mortality impact in several different ways to facilitate comparisons between models.

With an expertise in applied mathematical modeling, focused on health and safety, Professor Barnett presented "Mortality Risks" in a workshop for the School's alumni during Alumni Weekend 2011.

Four studies presented mortality data, either as mortality in the intensive care unit (ICU) [25, 27, 29] or 14-day mortality [28].

Twelve (43%) of 28 studies that evaluated pneumonia-related mortality presented estimates for children <1 year of age; 23 (82%) presented estimates for children aged <5 years; most (20 studies, 71%) presented mortality as deaths per 1,000 live births per year (Table S3).