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mortality rate
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mortality rate [mȯr′tal·əd·ē ‚rāt]
(medicine)
For a given period of time, the ratio of the number of deaths occurring per 1000 population. Also known as death rate.
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Crude death rates (CDRs) and number of deaths were obtained from the Annual Digest of Statistics 2005 and 2006 (8).
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of deaths Population Crude death rate 1992-94 Blacks 154 2,513,217 6.
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As well as a crude death rate - the percentage who died - they have split the total number of operations carried out by each surgeon into high and low risk cases using a system of points for potential problems, such as old age and a heart in poor condition.
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