Sentence examples for rapid fatality from inspiring English sources

Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM, also known as Grade IV glioma) is the most common and most severe form of primary brain cancer, with well-documented molecular heterogeneity and rapid fatality [1] [7].

However, ascertaining cases from population-based cancer registries alone was not feasible owing to the time needed for physicians to report cancer diagnosis to cancer registries and the rapid fatality of this malignancy.

Challenges in establishing the risk factors for severe PH in NSCLC include the small number of cases and the difficulty in collecting accurate and complete information (e.g. due to rapid fatality, a lack of autopsy data and the lack of a standardised data collection procedure).

Due to its rapid onset, high fatality rate and long-term impacts, it is one of the most dangerous diseases for children in West Africa.

Inhalation anthrax has a rapid progression and high fatality rate.

Nevertheless, their utility in routine diagnosis of WA-MCF cases is limited by the rapid and high case fatality rates associated with AlHV-1 infection, because most cattle die before a detectable antibody response has been raised [ 20].

Accompanying the increase in case notifications was a rapid increase in case fatality, which was reported from the programme setting and as well as from carefully monitored cohorts of patients, the case fatality also being strongly associated with HIV [ 2, 3, 5, 6].

4 Due to the potential for contact and epidemic spread, rapid onset, high case-fatality rate, and neurologic sequelae of meningococcal disease, a single case elicits an immediate public health response.

The paper also investigates the consequences for mortality of a motorcycle-focused rapid increase in road fatalities in the late 1980s and early 1990s and the HIV/AIDS epidemic that developed after 1984.

While some conditions in LMICs, such as the rapid spread of a high-fatality disease as seen with Ebola in West Africa in 2014 2015, may predictably increase the need for palliative care as part of a public health emergency response, the need for palliative care in humanitarian crises is rarely so glaring.

Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) viruses cause systemic disease in poultry, which is associated with rapid death and a case-fatality ratio approaching 100%.