After reducing the RR estimates obtained from the meta-analysis by these percentages, the estimates of attributable life expectancy were 1.76 years for sitting and 0.93 years for television viewing.
We conducted a sensitivity analysis by reducing the RR from the meta-analysis by the amount observed between age- and sex-adjusted versus multivariable RR estimates from three studies, 15 17 18 and the estimates of attributable life expectancy were reduced to 1.76 years for sitting and to 0.93 years for television viewing.
The model provides estimates of both short-term (reduced healthcare use by those stopping smoking, productivity gains, social care costs avoided due to reduced strokes and reduced events in both children and adults exposed to passive smoking) and long-term (smoking attributable deaths, life years, quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) and costs) outcomes.
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Ageing is attributable to increased life expectancy coupled with a low or gradually falling birth rate.
Mothers in separated families experience an extreme level of stress, emotional instability, and struggles in everyday life attributable to social isolation, financial hardship, and institutionalized constraints for transnational wives (Huang and Yeoh 2011).
Survey responses, combined with utility data and emissions calculations, indicated that the average annual carbon footprint was a relatively modest 3.84 tons of CO2 equivalent per student, with 65% attributable to daily life, 20% to transportation, and 15% to academic activities like studying.
Attributable disability-adjusted life years declined for environmental risks such as unsafe water, sanitation, and hygiene, as well as household air pollution, micronutrient deficiencies, childhood undernutrition.
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Datum 8 The expected loss of life, attributable to Ventricular Fibrillation, by a subject who suffers Ventricular Fibrillation is 8.19 years (projected over 10 years).
