Examples of using Increased mortality in English and their translations into Russian
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Third claim unit- Increased mortality.
The second component assesses the damage to the environment(reduction of biodiversity) andhuman health increased mortality.
A decline in the birth rate, increased mortality, and a decrease in the active population have been observed.
Today the environmental conditions are the main reason for public health deterioration,reduced life expectancy and increased mortality.
This directly affects the further spread of tuberculosis, increased mortality from TB and development of TB resistant forms, etc.
Increased mortality from all causes, and particularly from drug overdoses on release, has been documented in many countries 27.
Around the world, an artificial system pressure is being created,which is aimed at genocide and causing increased mortality among the population of the globe.
It has been reported that increased mortality from cardiovascular effects may be due to even small increases in methylmercury exposure.
Many individual-level studies from a wide range of high-income countries find an association between becoming unemployed and increased mortality.
Threats potentially causing increased mortality or loss to different age groups eggs, chicks, juveniles, immatures and adults.
The unfavourable situation in the demographic sector is shown by the fall in the birth rate, the increased mortality and the number of divorces among the population.
AMR is associated with increased mortality, prolonged illnesses in people and animals, production losses in agriculture, livestock and aquaculture.
Besides these processes,Croatia's population has also been influenced by its Homeland War and an increased mortality among younger age groups and changes caused by migrations.
Adverse climatic conditions can also result in drought-induced agricultural failure, diminished food security,heightened hunger and increased mortality.
Under the health programme, challenges are related to the shift towards increased mortality from non-communicable diseases, the prevention and treatment of which are very expensive.
However, lipoatrophy- loss of fat caused by some anti-HIV drugs, especially d4T(stauvidine, Zerit) and, to a lesser extent,AZT(zidovudine, Retrovir)- was not linked to an increased mortality risk.
Principal threats affecting the Saker Falcon a range of threats can cause increased mortality in all age groups of the Saker Falcon, and can cause decreased productivity due to low fecundity and low breeding success.
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.
The report pointed out that poverty was still pervasive in the least developed countries,whose inhabitants continued to suffer from reduced calorie intake and increased mortality and morbidity.
Long-term: In a 26-27 month feeding study of paraquat dichloride to dogs there was increased mortality and lung changes at 125 mg/kg diet(3.125(mg/kg)/day) but no effect at 50 mg/kg 1.25(mg/kg)/day.
An outdoor temperature exceeding 30° C, in connection with broiler or pig production,may have serious consequences for the animals in the form of impaired growth, increased mortality and thus reduced productivity.
Male& female mice(dietary, 24 months): NOAELs 0.84 and0.97 mg/kg bw/day, respectively increased mortality in female, decreased bodyweight in males, decreased relative lung and ovary weights in females.
The epidemic has imposed new patterns in this region, decimating the working-age population, reversing gains in life expectancy andreducing population growth through increased mortality.
Noting the devastating economic impact of HIV/AIDS, including increased mortality and morbidity among the working-age population, losses in family income, greater numbers of orphans and higher health and social costs.
A recent study of 59 developing countries suggests that infant girls may experience three times higher increased mortality than boys for a given change in per capita GDP.
Increased mortality of vulnerable categories of the population(children, particularly infants, women during pregnancy, at delivery and during puerperium) is partly responsible for a decrease and stagnation of life expectancy for women during delivery.
Large increases in unemployment are associated with higher levels of morbidity,in particular related to mental health, and increased mortality from suicides, and greater use of alcohol and tobacco.
Observed effect concentrations for increased mortality in birds and developmental effects in frogs derived from controlled laboratory studies raise concern that adverse effects may occur at environmentally realistic concentrations.
In the recent years, the demographic evolution in the country shows slight increase of life expectancy(71.5 years),decreased fertility(1.24- 1.30 births per woman) and an increased mortality(by 1.0% compared to 2014) on the background of dramatic decrease of population160.