Examples of using External causes in English and their translations into Spanish
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She had been surprised to see from the statistics provided how high the mortality rate from external causes and transport accidents was among males,
Among principal external causes are homicides,
cancer and external causes responsible respectively for about 52 per cent,
Among external causes, rates of homicide appear to be a greater problem in the Americas than in Europe,
External causes of injuries that require hospital treatment for children aged 0- 6 are predominated by falls,
static electricity or other external causes.
In the early 1990s, several countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States experienced a marked increase in mortality from cardiovascular disease and external causes, particularly among men.
11.1% communicable diseases and 5.6% external causes.
Congo to take on its responsibilities and confront harsh realities instead of constantly seeking external causes to excuse its failures;
diseases caused by malignant neoplasms(6.5 per cent) and external causes 18.7 per cent.
What is more urgent is the need to take immediate action to address the external causes of economic deterioration in developing countries,
besides the interpretation of the law and jurisprudence, all external causes, foreseen or unforeseen,
the Institute has been implementing a System of Epidemiological Vigilance in respect of Injuries from External Causes(SIVELCE) which has been collecting data on the subject since 2003 under the heading"Human Rights-related Variables" on the basis of the following definitions.
In Brazil, the health sector recognizes violence as a public health problem because of high rates of deaths caused by external causes(accidents and violence)
quality of RNA in neurons from their learning to external causes(the idea of connection behavior to genetics),
and other external causes of disease which require research.
cancer and external causes, including violence
External causes are the numberone cause of death for those under 25 years of age, among both women
not related to external causes of the Exhibitor o force majeure,
Accidents constitute a significant proportion of external causes of death(50% of deaths resulting from such causes in 2005), namely road traffic accidents(33,6% of male deaths and 22,8% of female deaths due to external causes) Chart 34.

