Sentence examples for expectancy of several from inspiring English sources

CI below 2.4 L/min/m has been correlated with a limited life expectancy of several months [ 9– 11].

This is an important characteristic, as ideally, we do not want to provoke side effects that have a serious impact on quality of life in these patients who usually have a life expectancy of several years.

In earlier small-scale trials, some patients did have a prolonged life-expectancy of several months.

Since poker has a mathematical basis (the less probable a particular holding, the higher its rank), the science of the game begins with the relative expectancies of the several hands.

Radiation dose reduction is of highest importance in children because of greater radiosensitivity, a longer life expectancy and the possible requirement of several follow-up studies during their lifetime.

A report by a United Nations Inter-agency Task Force 7 concluded 'participation in sport has significant physical benefits, contributing to people's ability to lead long and healthy lives, improving well-being, extending life expectancy and reducing the likelihood of several major non-communicable diseases' (p 3).

Comparisons of life expectancy with several epidemiology sources for COPD patients [ 27, 28] as well as statistics from the US Center of Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) showed that mortality rates in the model were similar.

In the dirtiest parts of Eastern Europe, life expectancy is several years lower than in cleaner areas, and the incidence of cancer, reproductive problems, and other ailments is far higher.

Beside functional limitations in daily life, T2DM can lead to a shortening of the life expectancy by several years [ 8, 18, 19].

However, life expectancy seems to be determined by the sum of several factors.

The government has only recently compiled the first life-expectancy tables for Latinos, who have an edge of several years over non-Latino whites for reasons that are not yet clear.