When compared to the pediatric population (which includes the first two decades of life vs. the subsequent average of six decades in adults), where no clinical cardiovascular morbidity has yet developed and mortality is lower than adults, one would expect a higher than reported prevalence-to-incidence ratio, which has been only around 6 1 in various previous studies.
Productivity is lower now than in 1981, the year before a debt crisis that ended a golden era of three decades of 6-percent-plus average annual growth.
The analysis of liver samples acquired in average almost two decades after the infection showed a highly variable disease progression, which was apparently not affected by the type of the hepatitis C virus itself but by the host genetic background and lifestyle [ 4, 5].
An extra year or two of paid work can bring a big boost to someone's state and private pension entitlement, and they will still go on to enjoy an average of more than two decades of retirement".
By the early 21st century, the state had reestablished a pattern of economic growth that regularly exceeded the national average, after nearly two decades of economic sluggishness.
It has one of the best investment track records on Wall Street, posting nearly 30 percent annual returns, on average, over two decades.
WESDR participants were diagnosed on average nearly two decades earlier than those in WDRS.
This, together with high oil prices, has allowed Pemex to invest some $10 billion a year, or roughly double the average of the previous two decades.But that is dwarfed by the almost $40 billion that Pemex paid the government last year in taxes and the transfer of profits.
Chronic disorders of aging are critical concerns for the U.S. veteran population, which is, on average, two decades older than the non-veteran population.
This has become obvious for I.Q., which, in defiance of genetic determinists, has been rising by an average of three points a decade over the last half-century.
