Sentence examples for series mortality from inspiring English sources

In similar series, mortality rates varied between 30 and 45 %, and apart surgery, identified independent prognostic factors were septic shock, cerebral emboli, immunosuppression, neurological failure, severe comorbidities, S. aureus IE and SAPS II [4, 5, 7].

In our series, mortality and length of stay were comparable with other published data.

In all NF cases in this series, mortality was associated with a high level of serum potassium on admission.

In this series, mortality was 57% overall [ 8] which is similar to other smaller case series [ 7].

In our series, mortality (2.5% for inpatients and 0% for outpatients) was low and length of stay short, probably related to PSI distribution of patients at admission.

Through other projects, we also have access to more detailed and complete time series mortality data for Russia and other parts of the former Soviet Union including the Baltic states.

Two standard statistical methods have been used: one based on Poisson regression for time-series mortality data, and the other on case-only logistic regression, both of which have recently been applied by us in assessing health effects of air pollution on populations with different lifestyles [39].

The former assumption is bolstered by the lack of documented thresholds in both cohort [ 25, 26] and time-series mortality [ 27, 28] investigations.

Our findings differ somewhat with the time-series mortality analysis of PM10 in 100 U.S. cities by Peng et al. (2005).

Ito et al. (2006), for example, examined time-series mortality risks associated with PM2.5 apportioned impacts from four PCA/UNMIX and two PMF models in Washington, DC.

Time-series mortality studies conducted with adults give no indication of a threshold of no effect, but this aspect has not been exploited for infant mortality.