Sentence examples for expectancy equivalent to from inspiring English sources
Mice used in the NSG-IV model, when the 550 µl dose is given, demonstrated a life expectancy equivalent to, or slightly better than that seen in NOD/SCID mice used for previously described models (i.e. 2 3 months).
The UTAUT incorporates four direct determinants of behavioral intention (acceptance), which are performance expectancy (equivalent to PU), effort expectancy (equivalent to PEU), social influence, and facilitating conditions.
The UTAUT has integrated different technology acceptance models including TAM and contains performance expectancy (equivalent to perceived usefulness in TAM), effort expectancy (equivalent to perceived ease-of-use in TAM), social influence and facilitating conditions as core predictors.
The first is whether this interval is sufficient to declare a patient cured; the second is whether these patients have a life expectancy equivalent to that of the general population.
"If you're rich, it doesn't matter where you live; if you're poor, it matters a lot," Chetty said, adding that a four-year increase in life expectancy is about equivalent to what we'd expect if we cured all forms of cancer.
All told, life expectancy is nearly equivalent to that found in North Korea.
When parents traded-off less than their full life expectancy, interval regression was equivalent to ordinary least squares regression.
Moreover, we show that this simplified version of the TDDM is formally equivalent to Scalar Expectancy Theory (SET) under stationary behaviours, the most prominent theory of interval timing.
Among men, that gap is 15 years, roughly equivalent to the life expectancy difference between the United States and Sudan.
In conclusion, the number of CABG procedures in nonagenarians is increasing, with a substantial portion attaining survivorship that is equivalent to projected life expectancy.
The Somali population has an average life expectancy of about 50 years, roughly equivalent to that of neighbouring Ethiopia but higher than Djibouti's and lower than Kenya's.
