Sentence examples for expectancy and increase from inspiring English sources
Supporters of the so-called "fetal origins hypothesis" have long been convinced that being conceived or born during a famine or an economic depression can reduce your adult life expectancy, and increase the chance of having conditions such as heart disease and diabetes in old age.
The increasing number of LSCS patients is a social issue because of the resulting decrease in labor productivity, reduction in health expectancy, and increase in health care costs [1, 2].
This finding represents a significant burden of disease in Switzerland, and is expected to rise in the future, due to demographic changes as increasing life expectancy and increasing number of elderly patients [ 30].
It is not sustainable if you don't do anything.' The government began rolling out free ARV therapy in January 2002 with the aim of extending the life expectancy and increasing the productivity of people living with HIV/Aids, thus lowering the burden on the economy and on society.
This configuration, while lowering average life expectancy and increasing levels of spatial variability in surplus production, maximized average yearly surplus and reduced its temporal variability.
During this time period insurance companies realized the connection between weight and life expectancy and increased premiums for the obese.
Unfortunately, this approach was associated with increased morbidity, lost productivity, decreased life expectancy, and increased healthcare costs.
The patient experiences pain and suffering (with consequences on quality of life), has a shorter life expectancy, and increased expenses.
As these youth age, this profoundly affects their productivity, quality of life, and life expectancy and increases health care costs.
Antibiotic resistance is a growing concern within CF patients, given the longer life expectancy and increased demand on antibiotic use.
