Sentence examples for expectancy it would from inspiring English sources

In order to fulfill this expectancy, it would be preferable to have access to another potential source of SMCs.

Unfortunately, this has not been possible because the inclusion period lasts one year and the follow-up 19 months; regarding heart failure patient life expectancy, it would not be relevant [ 5].

I don't know much about my own or Ian's life expectancy, and it would have been very difficult for us practically to have a disabled child.

Campaign group leader Christopher Hall said he believed a special unit would increase life expectancy because it would give "holistic care".

But Mr. Young's candidacy has not created the air of expectancy that many believed it would.

They highlighted that failure of programs to deliver on CHW expectations (expectancy) would be viewed as a breach of trust (equity) and almost certainly result in drastic consequences for the retention of workers.

To estimate the life expectancy that would be expected in HIV-infected women today in the U.S., we used the calibrated natural history model to superimpose contemporary treatment strategies utilizing sequential lines of highly efficacious HAART.

Its life expectancy would be about five or ten years.

The changes mean that the retirement age – based on current life expectancy projections – would reach 68 by the mid-2030s and is expected to reach 70 around three decades later.

Perez maintains that despite the obvious expectancy that would come from such a following, he is not under any more pressure than he has experienced in the past.

Recent increases to 67 or 68 are doing no more than compensate for the likely rise in life expectancy: 70 would be a better figure.