Sentence examples for raise in mortality from inspiring English sources

As the number of abiotic implants, mainly bloodstream and urinary catheters, has been increasing, the number of biofilm-associated bloodstream or urogenital tract infections is also strongly increasing resulting in a raise in mortality.

Whether an increasing number and severity of comorbidities in subjects developing IE or, as previously hypothized [ 1, 4, 11], an increasing share of IE due to Staphylococci, could have led to the observed raise in mortality remains uncertain and deserves further investigations on a clinical basis.

Ventilator-associated pneumonia does not appear to raise in-hospital mortality in patients with severe TBI, but it prolongs mechanical ventilation, ICU and hospital length of stay, and increases the need for tracheostomy [ 25- 27].

Thus, the MO leaf meal is excluded as a factor for the raise in the mortality rate but plays a major role in improving growth performance of chicken as it is enriched with nutritional constituents.

The "important" finding raises concerns that "increases in mortality could, if sustained over a long time, [lead] to degradation of the forest" with fewer old-growth trees, says Steven Wofsy, a geochemist at Harvard University who did not participate in the research.

Adverse effects from psychotropic (particularly antipsychotic) medication have also received increasing consideration in terms of their role in raised mortality as an outcome [ 17].

The report did not indicate the causes of this increase in mortality, but raises concerns about obesity, untreated hypertension and untreated diabetes in the U.S. population.

The authors concluded that "[t]his raises the concern that differences in mortality between centres may be partly due to variation in physicians' perceptions of long-term prognosis" [ 26].

These higher morbidity rates within the homeless population are also reflected in raised mortality rates [ 4, 7, 9, 15]: studies on the European and US situation report life expectancies between 41 and 47 years [ 4- 6, 18, 19].

Some of these balancings result in raising the mortality risk for some people in return for achieving broader benefits for the larger community.

The observed improvements in mortality and gas exchange raise the question of the mechanisms involved.