Sentence examples for expectancy against from inspiring English sources
Based on a utility-theoretic model of preferences over length of life, [13] predicts that an individual would be willing to trade one-half a year of additional life expectancy against a reduction of uncertainty by one standard deviation.
QALY is an overall measure of health outcome that weighs a patient's life expectancy against an estimate of his or her HRQoL score (measured on a 0 1 scale).
The life expectancy attribute in Sculpher et al 's (2004) DCE had only two levels (2 and 4 months, framed as additional survival without specifying the average life expectancy against which this gain is assessed).
One of Deaton's many helpful charts shows life expectancy mapped against per-capita G.D.P.
By benchmarking each health plan's Disability Free Life Expectancy score against a norm of seventy years, England captures both mortality and morbidity data to derive an 'inequality weighted' population.
As can be expected, some 'severe' findings limit life expectancy and thus argue against invasive treatment.
Extensive review of the guidelines is beyond the scope of this report, but there are similar themes, which suggest pursuing an individualized approach with a focus on clinical and functional heterogeneity and comorbidities, and weighing the expected time frame of benefit of interventions against life expectancy.
The intellectual property laws Thailand generally defended started working against life expectancy.
Average GDP per head in Equatorial Guinea, at $21,715£14,01515), now exceeds the $17,776 of Poland, for example; but life expectancy is just 51, against 76 in Poland.
The 100 best-scoring profiles returned hits of expectancy (E) values ≤10− against all the reference proteomes.
First stage of labour CBSEI subscales were associated with fear [W-DEQ against outcome expectancy and self-efficacy (rho = −.337, p <0.001; rho = −.504, p <0.001)] and depression symptoms [EPDS against outcome expectancy and self-efficacy (rho = −.147, p <0.001; rho = −.243, p <0.001)].
