Sentence examples for expectancy in cases from inspiring English sources

Conversion surgery is currently recognized as a significant factor for improving life expectancy in cases of advanced and recurrent colorectal cancer.

Apparently, the quadratic (with respect to r) term in (3) causes the method to produce strong overestimates of the life expectancy in cases with strong population growth or decline and when the population stability assumption is violated.

Life expectancy, in most cases, continues to lag behind neighbouring coastal countries.

Patients who (d) score less than 20 points on the Short Orientation-Memory-Concentration test (SOMC) or (e) show a level of less than 70 on the Karnofsky index are excluded, because life expectancy in that case is expected to be less than 6 months [ 34, 35].

A great many of the present expectancies in these cases are the subject of existing contracts, and it would be unfair and immensely confusing to cut off or alter these interests.

Alzheimer's Disease International expects increasing life expectancies to drive a surge in cases in poor and middle-income countries, particularly in South East Asia and Africa.

Only in cases with high life expectancy and later onset of the open age interval does it systematically outperform the classical method (Fig. 2, plot k).

There are also concerns about drug tolerance and addiction to opioids in cases of normal life expectancy.

The Mitra method, additionally, tends to overestimate the true life expectancy because of the aforementioned instability of the method in cases of strong population change.

Why there are such differences between studies is not clear, although possible reasons could include study design, cohort size, case ascertainment, life expectancy in the underlying population, and genetic susceptibility.

For analysed cases, the statistical life expectancy in Poland due to long-term exposure to PM2.5 air pollution is reduced on average by approx. 183 days.