Sentence examples for expectancy of the three from inspiring English sources

Hispanics, at 81.8 years, have the highest life expectancy of the three demographic groups.

Although we will only have quit rates after 12 months of the study interventions, we will use the model to predict the lifetime costs (measured in dollars) and benefits (measured in quality-adjusted life expectancy) of the three smoking cessation strategies.

That may not worry Iridium too much, however, because its satellites have to use a lot of power to maintain their low-earth orbits and will anyway need to be replaced in five to seven years (ICO's have more than twice the life expectancy).Of the three, ICO probably has the most elegant and robust technology.

New Year's resolutions tend to have a life expectancy of three to four weeks -- let alone three or four months -- before the realities of life start to crowd them out.

The LYs and QALYs gained of a screening strategy from the other was computed by taking the difference of the life expectancies and quality-adjusted life expectancies of the two strategies, respectively.

The doctors originally gave me a life expectancy of three to five years, tops.

In that period, the life expectancy of the richest five per cent of Americans increased by roughly three years.

No cure, no treatment, and an average life expectancy of three to five years.

I remember the chills down my spine as he told us about how a diagnosis of ALS carries with it a life expectancy of two to five years.

Diagnosed with a brain tumor known as DIPG (diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma), she was given a life expectancy of nine to twelve months with existing treatment options.

Statistical comparisons of the ratings indicated unique, nonoverlapping patterns of plausibility and expectancy for each of the three sentence lists.