Sentence examples for expectancy further from inspiring English sources

An increasing number of people suffer from neurodegenerative disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease, as life expectancy further extends.

However, children's long future life expectancy further places them at increased risk of delayed adverse health effects that may develop years or decades after exposure in early life to uranium or other chemical contaminants in drinking water.

What is less clear is whether future adjustments will only come if life expectancy increases further, or whether the government simply plans to announce future upward increases in the near term.

In other words, the hopeless patient has little expectancy that further effort will be successful; therefore she fails to persist in effortful behavior.

With rapid economic development, extended average life expectancy, and further reduced fertility, China stepped into an aging society at the end of the 20th century.

These new therapies are expected to further increase life expectancy of the patients.

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].

Still, she said, "an exceedingly healthy 75-year-old with a long life expectancy should discuss further screening".

Rungpitarangsi's tables then show male and female life expectancy rising a further 4.6 and 4.7 years to 55.5 and 59.8 years, respectively, between 1960 and 1970.

Understanding from a longitudinal perspective how political regime and these multidimensional socioeconomic factors contribute to increased life expectancy could provide further evidence to support global health efforts, especially for developing countries [ 28, 29].

Recent work by Cho and colleagues has shown that use of administrative data to estimate life expectancy can be further tailored not only by health status but also by race and sex.