Sentence examples for reduced morality from inspiring English sources

Additionally, 1 study reported that open-air treatment was associated with reduced morality rates during the 1918 pandemic (36).

One might object that eudaimonist theories reduce morality to self-interest.

Meyer and Wherry (2012) show that access to public health insurance during childhood reduces morality rates among adolescents, particularly among African Americans, using a discontinuity in Medicaid access that occurred nationally in the early 1980s.

It is also doubtful that morality has simply been thrust upon us from above by the threat of divine judgment, for this too would reduce morality to nothing more than prudent self-interest.

The American Thoracic Society guideline [ 38] recommends early and appropriate use of antibiotics to reduce morality in hospital acquired infections.

Although these drugs reduced the morality rate, reocclusion problem is associated with the treatment.

Biodiversity and ecosystems are under pressure from population rises in part – so education for girls and reducing infant morality are the priorities".

But I also see certain vulnerabilities in American moral resources and reasoning per se, notably the risk under conditions of fear that we will follow Dick Cheney in reducing all morality to the question of what will provide 100percentt security for the American people.

Prospective randomized trials are needed to confirm our findings and understand the role of cotrimoxazole in reducing overall morality and malaria related mortality in TB patients.

It's easily reduced to a morality play – a conflict between northerners who wished to abolish slavery (the Union) and southern whites who refused (the Confederate rebels).

Empson, in the same period, beginning in the fatal nineteen-forties, became the most articulate critic of a morality reduced "to keeping the taboos imposed by an infinite malignity," in which the reintroduction of human sacrifice as a sacred principle left the believer with "no sense either of personal honour or of the public good".