Sentence examples for expectancy of men from inspiring English sources

The reduction in life expectancy would be similar to the life expectancy of men in Canada in 1871.

Russia today is facing a real population crisis as young people emigrate, those who stay have fewer children and the life expectancy of men is falling.

The study, by academics at Chicago University in the US, estimates for the first time the "sexually active life expectancy" of men and women at different ages.

The three researchers broke down the life expectancy of men and women at the ages of seventy, eighty, and ninety into two categories: "active" years, which are the years when people can still take care of themselves, and "inactive" years, which are the years when those people need assistance in everyday living or are bedridden.

The head of the FBI, Louis Freeh, who had disagreed, insisted there was not even a "professional rift" between them.A joint study by the Centres for Disease Control and the Harvard School of Public Health found that the average life expectancy of men on the Sioux reservation in South Dakota, 56.5 years, was similar to that in sub-Saharan Africa.

"I had all this knowledge and experience, and from my visits to family in Sudan I had seen the problem of breast cancer," said Dr Fadl, explaining that accessing cancer treatment is very expensive in Sudan, and the life expectancy of men is 61 and 65 for women.

The life-expectancy of men is shorter than women across both developed and developing countries by an average of 3.9 years [ 1, 2].

The calculated discounted life expectancies of men and women were calculated to be 25.06 and 25.34 years, respectively.

The faster decline rates for male ASMRs mean that life expectancies of men catch up with those of women under all scenarios.

In any case, genetics alone can hardly explain all the differences in the life expectancies of men and women, since in Sweden this difference changed rapidly over 250 years, Figure 4, too short a time to change appreciably the human genome; Glei and Horiochi (2007) surveyed more completely many rich countries over many decades.

This is not to be confused with the cause-specific contributions to the differences in the life expectancy of black men versus white men, and of black women versus white women, the subject of prior investigations.