Sentence examples for expectancy and changes from inspiring English sources

Gallstone disease is a disorder with a changing prevalence, reflecting the increasing life expectancy and changes in life style in "westernized" societies [ 1].

Longer life expectancy and changes in family patterns in Western societies have increased the need for professional caregivers to the elderly.

The increase is believed to be due to increasing risk factors in the population, such as metabolic syndrome, longer life expectancy, and changes in diet.

In the first decade of the 21st century, China has been one of the most rapidly developing countries in the world with an increase in life expectancy and changes in lifestyle [ 4].

These changes have led to increases in life expectancy and changes in the dominant pattern of morbidity, with the focus shifting from highly-lethal acute diseases to disabling chronic conditions.

Following rapid economic growth, increase in life expectancy, and changes in lifestyle [ 2, 3], diabetes becomes one of the major public health issues also in Turkey [ 1, 4, 5].

We calculated change in life expectancy and change in each of the socioeconomic indicators in each area as the 10 year difference.

The incidence is on the rise due to increased longevity and life expectancy and change in lifestyles including dietary habits, diminishing physical activity and rampancy of obesity, an increasing trend in many countries [ 5, 6].

In a study of changes over time in the variance in e C in a group of countries, the contribution of changes in life expectancy and of changes in the dispersion of ages at death (compression when dispersion is declining, expansion when dispersion is increasing) can be assessed accordingly.

Modal age-at-death is useful for understanding changes in life expectancy and corresponding changes in the age pattern of mortality.

Resulting numerator-denominator bias can impact on life expectancy estimates, and changes in bias over time can impact gaps over time [ 35, 36].