Examples of using Increased mortality in English and their translations into Russian
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the Perioperative Ischemic Evaluation trial found increased mortality with the use of beta-blockers before surgery.
Ageing of the rural population is sometimes further accelerated by the return of older persons from urban to rural areas upon retirement or the increased mortality of young adults owing to HIV/AIDS.
For example, in the more developed regions, Eastern Europe has experienced increased mortality over the past decade and exhibits relatively low levels of life expectancy at birth 68 years in 1995-2000.
In many countries, the increased mortality among adults and children due to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS) has raised concerns
Increased mortality of vulnerable categories of the population(children,
decreased fertility(1.24- 1.30 births per woman) and an increased mortality(by 1.0% compared to 2014)
may have serious consequences for the animals in the form of impaired growth, increased mortality and thus reduced productivity.
that these concentrations could have been sufficient to cause increased mortality in Kuwait.
Increased mortality was observed mainly in people over 65,
toxicity and increased mortality in individual organisms
the highest dose level resulted in growth retardation, increased mortality, and slight kidney damage.
Diabetes is associated with increased mortality, especially if it is associated with cardiovascular diseases,
The worsening of socio-economic conditions in many LDCs in the 1990s has increasingly translated into a marked deterioration in human welfare as reflected in reduced caloric intakes, increased mortality and morbidity, re-emergence and spread of diseases, lower school enrolment,
The worsening of socio-economic conditions in many LDCs in the 1990s has increasingly been translated into a marked deterioration in human welfare as reflected in reduced caloric intakes, increased mortality and morbidity, the re-emergence and spread of diseases,
It combines epidemiological evidence about a systematic association between fine particulate matter(PM2.5) and increased mortality with inventories and projections of emissions of PM2.5 in Europe
a marked deterioration in human welfare reflected in indicators of caloric intake, increased mortality and morbidity and lower school enrolments.
other basic services, increased mortality, including mortality from illness,
injection practices, increased mortality and the risk of infection with the human immunodeficiency virus(HIV)
injection practices, increased mortality and the risk of infection with the human immunodeficiency virus(HIV)
when the trials with low risks of bias were considered separately, the increased mortality was even more pronounced(1.04 times as likely to die as were the controls).