Sentence examples for decrease life expectancy from inspiring English sources
"It will ultimately decrease life expectancy, or the quality of that life.
Our calculation shows that an early-stage R&D cooperation would increase life expectancy for the U.S. population by 2.6 million years and a late-stage R&D cooperation would decrease life expectancy by 56,000 years.
In aggressive forms of mastocytosis, the accumulation of mast cells in organs and tissues causes a loss of function and degeneration, which can decrease life expectancy.
These have significant deleterious outcomes that significantly decrease life expectancy (Ader 2003; Vitetta et al 2005).
Hip fractures frequently occur in older persons and severely decrease life expectancy and independence.
Excess or abnormal fat accumulation may set adverse effects on health and decrease life expectancy.
"On almost no measure does the central claim of the Spirit Level, that income inequality decreases life expectancy, stand up to scrutiny," said Matthew Sinclair, TPA research director.
Add all that to the stagnant wages, falling living standards, decreasing life expectancy, and vanishing class mobility, and you can see how being a white American feels like it's not what it used to be.
Bipolar disorder (BD) is associated with chronic low-grade inflammation, several medical comorbidities and a decreased life expectancy.
EMMOTT: It is a sick economy and still a sick society, with decreasing life expectancy, poor living standards and a chaotic military.
