Sentence examples for expectancy of being able from inspiring English sources

Hand grip strength, assessed by the manual dynamometer test, is currently considered to be a reliable marker of health and wellbeing (Lord et al 2003; Chang et al 2004; Hulsmann et al 2004) and a potent predictor of mortality and the expectancy of being able to live independently (Metter et al 2002; Seguin and Nelson 2003).

It can be expected that for migraineurs, the feeling of being able to control one's own relaxation state is helpful in dealing with the disease and reinforces control expectancy.

Eligibility criteria included residing in the area of interest (in an identified county or in an adjacent county), being 50 – 75 years of age, having average risk for CRC (i.e. no personal or family history of CRC and no history of inflammatory bowel disease), having a life expectancy of 2+ years, and being able to read English.

32 In the case of PHR use, job performance (expectancy) would refer to being able to self-monitor accurately certain health parameters.

Being able to accurately predict the working life expectancy of people is crucial both to governments and indeed to employers.

As Dr. Robert Butler, the first director of the National Institute on Aging, once told me, being able to define your life meaning adds to your life expectancy.

Patients who are symptomatic from their distant metastasis have a worse life expectancy, and palliative chemotherapy was able to increase life expectancy, even in patients who were symptomatic from the distant metastasis.

Change in life expectancy was well understood and the results showed that 78.2% of respondents were able to express their WTP.

Both of these are able to breed.

Participants had to have a life expectancy of more than 12 weeks and to be able to read English.

The eligible patients (1) were aged between 18 and 70 years; (2) were diagnosed with cancer by cytology, imaging, and pathology tests; (3) accepted chemotherapy less than 3 cycles; (4) had a performance status score of less than 3; (5) had a life expectancy of more than 6 months; and (6) were able to communicate verbally.