Sentence examples for release of mortality from inspiring English sources

Since December 2008, delays in release of mortality data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics have prevented the New South Wales NSW Cancer Registryry from releasing data [ 4].

The 1990s, still suffering the effects of the pre-democratic civil registration and vital statistics system, presented with a substantial time lag in the production and release of mortality data.

30 This concept is supported by a mouse model with shiga toxin producing E coli, showing that treatment with fluoroquinolone resulted in a higher release of toxin and mortality.

This includes markedly decreasing the size of myocardial infarcts, lowering troponin release, and decreasing the rate of mortality after cardiac surgery [ 6, 8, 9].

Here we present results of a study designed to explore whether the potentially protective effects of incarceration persist over time and whether the low mortality inside of prison offsets the higher risk of mortality after release.

The mobilisation of sediment by towed demersal fishing gears has been related to the release of nutrients, benthic infaunal mortality and the resuspension of phytoplankton cysts and copepod eggs.

Studies of severe influenza CAP demonstrated an association between excessive release of cytokines and increased mortality [ 34, 35].

The release of the new measles mortality data and the Strategic Plan coincides with WHO's World Immunization Week, with over 180 countries worldwide rolling out various activities to raise awareness and take action on the importance of immunization.

The interaction between film type and years since release was not a significant predictor of mortality (P=0.16).

Media advisory: UNICEF, WHO expert briefing on release of global under-five child mortality numbers What: A telephone briefing to release the latest global and regional data on child mortality and neo-natal deaths from 1990, when data collection began, to 2013.

One widely-employed restoration approach for salmon entails the release of hatchery-reared fry, bypassing mortality during the egg and alevin stages.