Sentence examples for relevant death from inspiring English sources

The study conducted at Simon Fraser looked at 14,000 of those people who were 20 or older when tested, and examined relevant death certificates.

In case of contacting local health offices an anonymised copy of the relevant death certificate was provided.

In the subgroups by age, adapted for the effect described by Roger (see the online supplementary appendix for results with 'Roger effect'), almost no relevant death pattern was observed, which is also true for various other subgroups.

Ascertainment of deaths - in particular sudden death - will be accomplished by cross-reference to relevant death registries (in countries were access to these registries are permitted by national law).

Apoptosis seems to be a relevant death mechanism during warm/cold liver I-R injury too [ 2, 24, 25] even if the studies are controversial on this issue [ 21, 24, 25].

These two methods include review and reclassification of selected manners and causes of death and statistical analyses, which estimate upper and lower suicide rates by including cases of undetermined deaths and other relevant death categories (ie, poisoning deaths, 'ill-defined and unknown causes of mortality', etc) to the suicide rate.

(18, 19) CSS was defined as the time from the date of surgery to the date of ccRCC-relevant death, and RFS as the time from surgery to confirmed tumor relapse.

However, we concluded that it is highly likely that CLSP was secreted via a physiological secretion process, because (i) the treatment with BFA diminished the CLSP secretion, (ii) the secretion was essential for the CLSP-induced inhibition of the AD-relevant death and (iii) a considerable amount of CLSP appeared to circulate in the blood in vivo.

Other searches were made of the Medline database, of the Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health database, of the Allied and Complementary Medicine database and of the PsycInfo database for English-language articles generally pertaining to organ donation in the ICU (including, where relevant, transplantation, death and dying, and end-of-life care).

Such offences also typically involve a substantial 'fault element', in that they are committed only if the agent brings about the relevant effect (death or injury to the person, for instance) intentionally, or knowingly, or at least recklessly: theorists can therefore focus their discussions of criminal fault on the proper analysis of these kinds of fault and how they should be proved.

By correlating neurohistopathology with electrophysiology in living behaving mice, we found that Prnp −/− mice but, more relevantly, Tg20 mice show increased susceptibility to KA, leading to relevant cell death in the hippocampus.