However, life expectancy at birth reflects how many years a person might be expected to live given prevailing mortality rates.
How much space should we be expected to live in?
So right now you will be expected to live off campus.
So the Laron patients might be expected to live much longer.
In the late 19th century, a newborn white boy would be expected to live, on average, to about 40; now, such a newborn can be expected to live into his late 70s.
Solitary hunters with crippling injuries would not be expected to live long enough for the bones to heal.
If a home range can be established, the cat can be expected to live another 7 11 years.
But that rule explicitly refers only to patients "who can reasonably be expected to live indefinitely if given such care".
Children born today can be expected to live to 90, and major breakthroughs could make that 100 (or more?).
"It is very distressing that children should be expected to live like this in modern 21st century Europe," he said.
Men who reach age 65 can be expected to live to an average age of 86.6, and women to 88.8.
