Sentence examples for without attributable from inspiring English sources

Association between SI and hospital mortality and need for organ support was assessed through logistic regression controlling for illness severity (SAPS3 without attributable points for HR and BP).

And, still without attributable mortality, infection control would become cost-saving if the increase in total SAB is more than 20%.

The drug appeared well tolerated, without attributable SAEs.

If there is an omental mass along with clinical signs of leukocytosis and fever without an attributable source, biopsy/aspiration can determine the aetiology (Fig. 23).

One of the deaths was due to overwhelming MRSA septicaemia, without neutropenia, attributable to the venous access device; the other was due to neutropenic sepsis managed too late and at a non-oncology hospital; both were potentially avoidable.

Infection-related death was defined as (1) persistent isolation of pathogens from the infection sites at death, (2) death before resolution of symptoms and signs of infection, or (3) death within 14 days after the onset of infection without other attributable causes [ 25].

Part of this leap, without doubt, is attributable to the opening, in 1992, of the Orioles' highly popular new park, Camden Yards (whose construction costs, by the way, were defrayed by a Maryland bond issue).

The known epidemiology of headache disorders was collated in 2007 [3], the process revealing that prevalence was often studied without assessment of attributable burden, that rather little was known of disorders other than migraine and that there was a serious lack of studies of childhood and adolescent headache.

Without this, the attributable fractions estimated would probably be accurate at low z scores but overestimated at intermediate z scores.

The Polish DM COI studies mentioned above have estimated the cost of DM complications directly from the study sample without adjusting for attributable risk.

As already mentioned, we conducted our main analyses without the costs attributable to productivity losses since the majority of our sample was not employed.