Sentence examples for smaller mortality from inspiring English sources

For example, Gram negative bacilli (particularly Pseudomonas) have > 80% mortality [ 8], and early VAP has smaller mortality than late VAP [ 19].

Overall, these patients exhibited a smaller mortality benefit of 3.2%; however, the subpopulation of patients who underwent an abdominal operation had an overall 9.1% ARR and 30% RRR (relative risk 0.7, 95% CI 0.48 to 1.03).

Similar trends but smaller mortality differences were demonstrated for the sensitivity analyses for the MITT group (20.7% (19/92) doripenem, 16.7% (17/102) imipenem-cilastatin; 95% CI, -7.0% to 15.0%).

Within Fig.  4, the January results show the clusters in generally colder regions (e.g., [ 1– 3, 9]) having a smaller mortality response per degree below the median, as well as a colder median, compared to warmer climate clusters.

In the absence of large-scale stand replacing disturbances, boreal forests can remain in the old-growth stage over time because of a dynamic equilibrium between small-scale mortality and regeneration processes.

For serious illness, there is some observational data that shows a small mortality benefit while the evidence for reducing feared complications is also limited.

A small mortality study in 2005 found cancer rates had gone up in the village compared with similar villages in the region, but the author, Pedro Antonio Martínez Pinilla, an epidemiologist, cautioned that the results could be because of random error, and urged more study.

Perhaps the small mortality benefit shown by Papazian would have been larger with less paralytic.

As a consequence, this model is suitable for epidemic diseases with very small mortality incidence caused by infection and for populations with equal birth and death rates so that the total population may be considered constant for all time.

Considering the egg mortality time trend on the farm, the increased occurrence of fungal infection was only evident in the first 4 weeks of incubation in both seasons, and a small mortality peak was observed for the third week of egg incubation, in particular for the non-disinfected eggs.

This small mortality group was regarded as unsuitable for validating the score risk models and performing a Bayes analysis with respect to the mortality end point.