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Significats de standardize mortality en anglès

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Ús de standardize mortality en anglès
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We estimated the standardized mortality ratio by comparing with the general population.
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Conclusion: Comparing the two surveys, the standardized mortality of cancers was increased.
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Mortality rates were compared using age-adjusted standardized mortality ratios and person-time techniques.
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Standardized mortality and incidence ratios were calculated using national reference data.
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There was no clear pattern of risk- standardized mortality rates across quartiles.
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It is speculated that the age- standardized mortality will decrease in the near future.
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Standardized mortality charts showed that Negroes died at an earlier age than whites.
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Age- and mortality-adjusted rates of in-hospital mortality and standardized mortality ratios were calculated for four time periods.
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Conclusions: ICU admission rates for HF varied markedly across hospitals and lacked association with in-hospital risk- standardized mortality.
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This was compared with the standardized mortality ratio, an index of the overall performance of the unit.
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In all causes of death, except tumours and trauma, decreasing standardized mortality ratios over time were seen.
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Conclusions: We observed a strong heterogeneity of standardized mortality rates across all countries analyzed for 6 autoimmune diseases.
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Standardized mortality ratios were calculated for specific causes of death on the basis of national and regional reference rates.
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Survival was compared with the expected survival in the general age- and sex-matched population, and standardized mortality rates were calculated.
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OS was compared with age- and sex-matched general Chinese population using expected survival and standardized mortality ratio (SMR).
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The mean risk- standardized mortality rate was 8.6% and ranged from 5.9% to 13.5%.
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