Übersetzung für 'mortality gain' von Englisch nach Deutsch

mortality gain

Sterblichkeitsgewinn {m}

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breast cancer mortality <BC mortality>

Brustkrebsmortalität {f}med.

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lung cancer mortality <LC mortality>

Lungenkrebsmortalität {f}med.

mortality

Endlichkeit {f} [Sterblichkeit]

Mortalität {f}

Letalität {f}med.

Sterblichkeit {f}med.stat.

Vergänglichkeit {f} [menschlich]

preweaning mortality

Jungtiersterblichkeit {f}agr.zool.

adult mortality

Adult-Mortalität {f}biol.med.VetMed.

occupational mortality

Berufssterblichkeit {f}sociol.

mortality rate

Mortalitätsziffer {f}med.stat.

Sterblichkeitsrate {f}med.stat.

mortality {sg}

Sterbefälle {pl} [insgesamt]stat.

egg mortality

Eimortalität {f}zool.

overall mortality

Gesamtsterblichkeit {f}med.

Gesamtmortalität {f}med.

mortality factor

Mortalitätsfaktor {m}biol.

juvenile mortality

Jugendsterblichkeit {f}

mortality increase

Mortalitätszunahme {f}biol.med.

coral mortality

Korallensterblichkeit {f}ecol.zool.

• The short is a brief account of Hungarian physician Ignaz Semmelweis and his discovery of the need for cleanliness in 19th-century maternity wards, thereby significantly decreasing maternal mortality, and of his struggle to gain acceptance of his idea.
• Weight gain after diagnosis has also been linked to higher rates of breast cancer recurrence or mortality although this finding is not consistent.
• Each fall, the station conducts studies on migrant Northern Saw-Whet Owls are to gain information about their migration routes, molt patterns, mortality rates, and winter and summer ranges.
• These fights can cause mortality on both sides and, in some cases, the gain or loss of territory.
• On the other hand, offspring toxicity led to a decrease in body weight gain and rise in postnatal mortality.

• Because in the initial treatment of multiple trauma every minute counts, can even choose between life and death, will thus gain precious time and reduced the mortality significantly.
• Maintaining healthy and steady weight gain during pregnancy promotes overall health and reduces the incidence of prenatal morbidity and mortality.
• As part of a major revamp of its health information system, China is merging two systems for collecting mortality data to gain a more accurate picture of how many people die and why.
• As animals age the likelihood of developing the acute disease form lessens therefore mortality decreases; however, producers may note a reduction in feed conversion and weight gain post-disease recovery.
• Because of crowding, unsanitary conditions, poor nutrition and pollution, disease is rampant in the poorer favelas and infant mortality rates are high.

• The ICM has worked alongside UN agencies and other partners for decades in global initiatives to help reduce the numbers of mothers and babies who die in and around childbirth, and evidence is growing that shows expanding midwifery care is one of the best ways to combat maternal mortality.
• This mortality disparity highlights the health impacts of discriminatory zoning and urban planning policies, which disproportionately expose LIM and POC communities to air pollution.
• In the 1980s, she was concerned about declining federal support for health clinics on reservations and the adverse result of subsequent higher mortality rates among Native Americans.
• Population declines are primarily a result of hunting, as well as calf mortality, climate change, and habitat loss.
• While infanticide is a reproductive strategy in males, it is costly for females, which would also explain why infanticide is a rare occurrence in olive baboons yet can be the principal cause of infant mortality in many other baboon subspecies: high-ranking females can simply rebuff a male threatening her infant, making infant-targeted aggression a reproductive disadvantage in olive baboons.

• Low secondary education rates, low access to health care services, low use of contraceptives coupled with high fertility rates is contributing to a high percentage of maternal mortality in Uganda.
• After the growth rate, recruitment rate, and mortality rate have been determined, if all three factors are met, the correct measurements must be chosen to insure that no harm is done to the surrounding ecosystem.
• Consequently, when a previously unknown disease is introduced to such a population, there is an increase in the morbidity and mortality rates.
• Splinting the kitten in a specially-constructed corset made from a rigid material such as a toilet roll, section of plastic bottle or high-density foam encourages the ribcage to a more normal position, and reported mortality seemed to decline when this practice was introduced.
• Turkeys are noted to be most susceptible to the symptoms in terms of mortality, sometimes approaching 100% of a flock.