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[Star Trek] Compared to the Enterprise (all variants), what's the casualty rate like on most Federation star ships?

It seems like every week or so at least a couple crew members die (either getting phasered, Borgified, or getting sucked into space), with an eventual space battle that sees many of the crew dying. Is this similar to other Federation ships, or are the Enterprises just different?
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The NX-01 set a very powerful precedent for all ships named Enterprise. While not explicitly following in Archer's footsteps, all future Enterprises have continued the tradition of being on the vanguard of Starfleet's exploration and diplomatic efforts. They spend, on average, more time in the unknown or in dangerous situations because of the "pioneer spirit" that Archer imbued on the Enterprise name. So on average, many ships named Enterprise have slightly higher casualty rates than other exploration ships. It's not a huge amount because Starfleet has a ton of ships with their own legacies, but it is measurable. And it's unlikely to change any time soon, since each ship in the Enterprise line only increases the prestige and fame of the NCC-1701 moniker. 

All deep space exploration is dangerous. And every ship that spends time exploring deep space runs into some kind of trouble, but that's just part of the job for Starfleet.