Sentence examples for adding years of from inspiring English sources
Historic declines in smoking and improvements in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease are adding years of life that the government hasn't accounted for.
But medical spending can contribute to society in ways that many people consider more valuable than money: adding years of healthy life.
When including numeracy scores as a measure for cognitive skills (column 2), the first component is no longer statistically significant, while the third component also loses its significance after adding years of schooling as a control (column 3).
When adding years of education as a covariate, a significant increase in the variance was explained (F [1,219] = 6.6; P = 0.011), and the interaction with trial was not significant (F [6,1314] = 0.79; P = 0.579).
In parallel with the obesity epidemic, type 2 diabetes is becoming more frequent among adolescents and young adults (12, 13), potentially adding years of additional risk from diabetes to the population.
43 In preliminary analyses, adding years of education and self-reported health (in addition to age and sex) as predictors into the non-ignorable dropout models had only a negligible effect on the baseline and change estimates (data not shown).
In a sub-analysis, we repeated the protocol adding year of observation to the model-building protocol (results not shown).
Among the investigated group of doctors only a small proportion of variance in communication skills performance was accounted for by adding year of qualification into the regression model (7%).
Still, he added, years of work lie ahead before iPS cells would be ready to use in treating people, so it is too early to be discouraged.
States can also add years of delays to an eventual casino payout by appealing the Bureau of Indian Affairs' decisions, as Connecticut has done.
"Our research has shown extra-care can add years of independent living for people with dementia who might otherwise end up in an institutionalised setting," she says.
