Sentence examples for expectancy for which from inspiring English sources

Life expectancy increased more in areas that experienced the greatest decline in unemployment and in those that experienced the greatest increase in household incomes, except for women's life expectancy, for which we found no unadjusted association with decreasing unemployment, when we included all local authorities in the analysis.

In our case, however, we were more interested in identifying a potential clustered structure in life expectancy growth for which we thought the likelihood based cluster approach is more appropriate.

The sum of all the cells in the bottom panel of table 2 is the remaining expected life expectancy, which for this illustration equals 14.07 years (so life expectancy is 60+14.07=74.07 years).

Figure  2 (bottom panel) shows the results of the Test phase for which expectancy of sucrose was measured subsequent to the extinction training (6 sessions on Days 14 19).

As life expectancy rises, the rainy day for which we all need to save could last more than 30 years.

Statistics on death certificates often lag behind the present day; 2009 is the most current year for which life expectancy tables are available from the NCHS.

Using these values, and applying a continous discounting rate of 5%, we estimated the discounted life expectancy for each patient, which reduces to: (see Supplementary materials 2 for details and proof).

There we can identify for which regions the life expectancy for both men and women is high or low.

Finally, we ranked countries according to their life expectancy and life disparity for the latest year for which we had data.

In 2004, the most recent year for which there are final figures, life expectancy at birth in the United States was 77.8 years.

For the age stratum "65 years and over" a life expectancy of 75 years was determined to be the last year for which workplace-related fatality data would apply.