Sentence examples for range of mortality from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to measure between-group inequality in mortality experience in EU countries through a range of mortality indicators.

"Given the increasing age of the population, the high prevalence of TV viewing in leisure time, and the broad range of mortality outcomes for which risk appears to be increased, prolonged TV viewing may be an important target for public health intervention than previously recognised".

Previous studies assessing the outcome of cancer patients in the ICU reported a wide range of mortality rates, from 24 to 75% [9, 11 15].

The shaded band at the bottom right reflects the range of mortality rates in non-drought years (Bekure, et al; 1991).

The range of hemorrhagic complication in published case series was 4.0 12.2% while the range of mortality and morbidity was 0.0 3.2 and 3.5 15.5%, respectively (Pierot et al. 2013b).

Literature revealed a wide range of mortality that extended from 1.2 up to 45% in some study (Bartek et al. 2015; Chen et al. 2015; Poon et al. 2013; Sacko et al. 2007; Patil et al. 2010).

Table 1 shows ICU doctors were better able to predict outcome over a wide range of mortalities compared to referring doctors (Table 2).

There are few reports that we could find from similar systems but other reports from the region suggest a range of mortalities.

When grouped by vignette, the ranges of mortality estimates remained wide (Table 2).

The mortality benefit was strongest in the second through fourth quartiles of predicted mortality and there was no difference in mortality in the lowest patient quartile or highest range of predicted mortality providing the study with some validity as ICU interventions would not be expected to affect mortality when risk of death is very high or very low.

As for the third area, follow-up difficulties, this analysis demonstrates that it is possible to calculate a wide range of hospital mortality indicators using linked morbidity and mortality data.