Sentence examples for expectancy exceeded from inspiring English sources

And in Loma Linda, Calif., we identified a population of Seventh-day Adventists in which most of the adherents' life expectancy exceeded the American average by about a decade.

When combined with gains in life expectancy of 1994 years and 298 years for detection of aortic aneurysms and extracolonic cancers, respectively, the total gain in life expectancy exceeded that from optical colonoscopy.

Among psychiatric patients, males and females with alcohol or drug disorders had the lowest life expectancy in 1985, and the gap in life expectancy exceeded 20 years at each time point.

For example, it is not clear whether osteosynthesis with locking plate is an option in the very elderly, or whether hemiarthroplasty is an option in younger patients with a life expectancy exceeding the expected survival of the prosthesis.

In many countries women's life expectancy exceeds that of men to a marked degree, and so, in Iceland, men live on average to the ripe old age of 81, whereas women live on average to 84.

Men appear to age on average 4 percent faster than women, the scientists have found, which may largely explain why women's life expectancy exceeds men's by about 6 percent worldwide.

The average screening age is 60, and average further life expectancy exceeds 20 years (Italy).

This suggests that screening flexible sigmoidoscopy should be targeted to those older adults whose life expectancy exceeds 10 years.

At age 65 our participants had an additional 25 years of life expectancy, exceeding the national average for white men by seven years.

When age-related life expectancy exceeds that of MDS-related life expectancy, treatment tolerance should be assessed taking into account the potential toxicity of the therapeutic regimen as well as preferences and expectations of the patients and their families.

For example, lipid-lowering drugs may be potentially inappropriate in patients aged 75 and over, but evidence from clinical trials suggests that statins may be of benefit if the patient's life expectancy exceeds two years [ 39].