Sentence examples for expectancy are expected from inspiring English sources
Regarding mortality, improvements in life expectancy are expected to be lower than those in the next, more favourable, scenario.
Increasing urbanization and life expectancy are expected to lead to an increase in number of people with diabetes.
Historically low fertility rates and improved life expectancy are expected to be the main drivers of population aging [ 3], with the absolute number of older adults aged 65 years and older tripling worldwide from 524 million in 2010 to 1.5 billion in 2050 [ 4].
By the end of this century, African life expectancy is expected to approximate the North American average today – but it will still be the lowest in the world.
On the other hand, ICCP is generally used to address significant corrosion problems to large structures and surface areas, where life expectancy is expected to be more than 25 years and where access and traffic management are challenging and very costly.
Owing to the rising prevalence of obesity, especially at younger ages, a potential decline in life expectancy is expected in the U.S. in the 21st century.
Currently about 20% of THA are performed in people younger than 60 years with variable diagnoses [ 8]; the general increase in life expectancy is expected to further increase the need for this procedure [ 9].
Okinawans over the age of 65 enjoy the world's highest life expectancy: Men are expected to live to about 84, while women are expected to live to almost age 90.
With increasing life expectancy, age‐related diseases are expected to rise dramatically (700 000 people suffered from dementia in 2000, 800 000 in 2012 and approximately 1 million people will be affected by dementia in 2021 (Alzheimer's Society 2014)) with major impacts on healthcare costs.
Increase in life expectancy and ageing populations are expected to make osteoarthritis the fourth leading cause of disability by the year 2020 (Woolf and Pfleger 2003).
