Sentence examples for expectancy figure from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we conducted a formal overlap analysis to investigate the degree to which specific regions exhibited a switch from one control mode to another depending upon interference expectancy (Figure 1).

The changes in health expectancy between 2006 and 2010 were mainly due to the increasing prevalence of chronic disease and not due to increasing life expectancy (figure 2).

Ageing is rapidly affecting the median age of all Western populations, mostly due to the reduction in birthrate, coupled with the increased life expectancy (figure 1).

But how do we work it out given that life expectancy figures are constantly being revised upwards?

Life expectancy figures are calculated using formulas based on current mortality rates and death probability estimates.

The overall life expectancy figures are an average which include many early deaths as well as those who reach a century – 13,350 in 2012.

He also warned there was a risk of unrealistic performance illustrations due to fund managers manipulating valuations by using shorter life expectancy figures to calculate future payouts.

Life expectancy figures for Senegal, averaging about 56 years for both men and women, are among the highest in sub-Saharan Africa.

Carmelo Mesa-Lago, a professor emeritus of economics at the University of Pittsburgh, said statistics also show that Cuba has a high rate of abortion, which can lower infant mortality rates and improve life expectancy figures.

A review by the Department of Work and Pensions, to be started in the next parliament and which will report every five years, will decide on future retirement ages based on ONS life expectancy figures.

The ministry said the findings would not affect Japan's average life expectancy figures — which are the highest in the world, at nearly 83 years — because those figures were based on census data, not the records in question.