First, quality was measured only in terms of excess mortality.

The main cause of the excess mortality in these areas appeared to be infection.

Significant excess mortality was found in both males and females.

The study found excess mortality occurred among patients aged 10 to 40 years.

In most cases there was also no significant relationship between ownership or teaching status and excess mortality.

The effects on the region were massive, with the excess mortality estimated at about 70 000 people.

The models explained between 1% and 5% of the variation in excess mortality.

The study leaves us with the question of how intentional weight loss could lead to excess mortality.

However, a statistically significant dose-related excess mortality risk was found for both cancer and heart disease.

The excess mortality was attributed to proarrhythmic effects of the agents.

The power to create a local board where there was excess mortality was abolished.

"But there are devastating implications to the claim of excess mortality and this is certainly nothing we have released for publication."

The results indicated that current smokers showed excess mortality when compared with non-smokers.

The rest of the excess mortality is from the same broad range of conditions which cause deaths in the general population.

During heat waves, for instance, there is usually an excess mortality rate in the population, affecting especially older adults and those who are sick.

It is unclear why sleeping longer than 7.5 hours is associated with excess mortality.

Health researchers have consistently linked air pollution, especially PM, with excess mortality.

Twenty-eight percent of the excess mortality is attributable to suicide and 12% to accidents.

The overall excess mortality rate for the whole post-invasion survey period is listed as 7.8 deaths/1000/year in Table 3.

For comparison, the table also provides the magnitude of 1 SD in excess mortality among the study hospitals.

He simply wrote that his numbers told "a terrible story of inequality and neglect leading to the excess mortality of women."

The Lancet authors based their calculations on an overall, post-invasion, excess mortality rate of 7.8/1000/year.

A number of hypotheses to account for an excess mortality have been proposed, including an effect of socioeconomic statis.

In a study of 23232 miners, excess mortality was noted for benign respiratory conditions, accidents, and gastric cancer.

She also showed that soldiers in peacetime also had an excess mortality over other young men, presumably from the same causes.