Sentence examples for expectancy among men from inspiring English sources

A 2016 study found a linear relationship between income and life expectancy among men and women in the U.S. from 2001 to 2014.

Despite gains in life expectancy among men relative to women, differentials between men and women were greater for most deprived relative to least deprived deciles.

Our results indicate that, despite gains in life expectancy among men relative to women, differentials between men and women were greater for most deprived relative to least deprived areas in all periods for life expectancy at birth, and in the most recent period for life expectancy at 65 years.

We used abridged life tables to estimate life expectancies among men: there were too few deaths among nonsmoking women to provide meaningful estimates.

Increasing life expectancy, especially among men, has dramatically pushed up liabilities.

Among males under the age of 65, injury is the most significant cause of reduction of life expectancy and among men 15 to 65 years of age; injury is the leading contributor to health care costs for this age group (Polinder et al. 2012; Swedish Centre for Lessons Learned from Incidents & Accidents 2005).

But there has been virtually no fall in life expectancy among poor men, although there was a significant increase in the most affluent men, over the period studied.

Life expectancy among these men increased by 8.57 years (=0.09 × 100/1.05).

The shock treatment handed to Russia after the end of communism in the early 1990s resulted in life expectancy plunging, particularly among men.

Queensland Health aims to raise the average life-expectancy among Indigenous men by 4.8 years and women by 5.1 years by 2026.

Declines in life expectancy were more pronounced among men and resulted in a growing gap between the number of men and women in the country.