Sentence examples for expectancy interval from inspiring English sources

When parents traded-off less than their full life expectancy, interval regression was equivalent to ordinary least squares regression.

Remarkably, the changes in partial-life expectancy (age interval 20 60) without chronic disease from 2006 to 2010 went in opposite directions for men and women.

There have been quite a few seismic hazard studies in recent years, but most of them discuss only the expectancy in certain recurrence intervals but not the coefficient of variation nor the probability distribution.

Plot of life expectancy with 95%% confidence intervals for each 'city specific' deprivation decile.

Plot of life expectancy with 95%% confidence intervals comparing results using national and 'city specific' deprivation deciles, females.

Plot of life expectancy with 95%% confidence intervals comparing results using national and 'city specific' deprivation deciles, males.

Finally, the paper analyses changes in relative importance of death in older age groups in Kerala by estimating the rate of survival to older age groups, median age of death, and the exact contribution of each group (by age and sex) toward life expectancy at different time intervals.

As an important consequence of the discrepancy between the actual death rate and life expectancy for the open age interval, the traditional approach of projecting the population in the open age interval (Preston et al. 2001) may lead to overestimates by dozens of percent of deaths in the open age interval.

For ages that fall within an interval, the life expectancy must be interpolated from the table.

With each 1% absolute decline in unemployment, life expectancy increased by 2.295%5% confidence interval 0.5 to 3.8) months in men and by 1.7 (0.4 to 3.1) months in women.

The life expectancy in the first life interval was ex = 138.89, reaching 244.12 at the 31st day of life, followed by relative stabilization until the 53rd day and then a gradual decrease (Fig.  3).