Sentence examples for unequivocal mortality from inspiring English sources
β blockers have long been shown to have unequivocal mortality benefits in chronic heart failure, especially with long term follow-up, although this is slightly controversial as most of the landmark randomized controlled trials of β blockers have been stopped prematurely.
National registries in ADHF are fundamental to determine in an unequivocal manner the mortality factors in the Brazilian population making possible the development of risk stratification scores fitting our reality.
(1) Although diabetes and hypertension are associated with considerable morbidity and premature mortality, there is unequivocal evidence that specific aspects of good quality care can improve outcomes.
Randomized controlled trials have provided unequivocal evidence that treatment of hypertension decreases mortality and major disability from cardiovascular disease; however, blood pressure remains inadequately treated in most affected individuals.
The ongoing randomised studies currently being conducted around the world have the adequate size and appropriate design to provide unequivocal evidence of even modest reductions in lung cancer mortality.
Numerous clinical trials have provided unequivocal evidence that statins are safe and effective in preventing cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, and many statin-associated benefits are considered to stem from effects other than lipid modulation [ 1, 2].
"The research is unequivocal: Girls who attend secondary school marry and have children later, and they have lower maternal and infant-mortality rates and lower rates of HIV/AIDS," Obama wrote at the time.
Although not all studies have demonstrated unequivocal clinical benefits, the use of intravenous immunoglobulin should still be considered especially in toxic shock syndromes because of its high mortality.
Its conclusions were unequivocal.
