Sentence examples for adjusted years from inspiring English sources

Patients with stage I cancers (mean age, 64.8 adjusted years) were on average 2.3 (0.56 to 1.9) adjusted years younger (p=0.0004) than patients with higher stage cancers (mean adjusted age 66.1 years).

For GAVI, some of the delivery issues are much more expensive, but immunization is the most cost effective way to buy quality adjusted years of life.

Approximately 2%% of all reported pesticide uses had adjusted years of use based on imputed first year of use.

The number of age adjusted years of potential life lost was 5149 per 100 000 (table 4, assumption 1).

It is important to note the impact of decreased mortality by estimating the additional Disability Adjusted Years of Life (DALYs) and not only life years added.

Because persons with long latencies tend to be older, years of life or quality adjusted years of life saved would be lower in long-latency cases.

As 20 February 2012 was our termination date, we adjusted year of fame to run from 21 to 20 February.

The critical aspect of the capacity under construction is the assessment of initiating capacity, which in turn is driven by target capacity (MW) and time to adjust (years).

By adjusting years of life by their associated health state utilities, the number of quality adjusted life years (QALYs) can be calculated.

DALYs: Disability adjusted life years; YLLs: Years of life lost; YLDs: Years lived with disability.

You always had to prove yourself, and it was looked at every year and adjusted every year.