Sentence examples for expectancy though from inspiring English sources

Yet an American's life expectancy at birth is 77.2 years compared with 78.5 for a Brit.Life expectancy, though, is a crude and indirect measure of health.

It is possible that the participants considered themselves to be in relatively good health with reasonable life expectancy, though many had high VES-13 scores.

One of the most striking contributors to the narrowing life expectancy gap, though, was poisonings.

Recent literature makes a distinction between expectancies and expectations, though in earlier research, these terms are used interchangeably.

There is a sense of expectancy, as though we are looking at a stage set where a performance is about to begin.

Yes, the Japanese rank number-one in the world in life expectancy, even though they spend far less on health care than we do more than 50% less, compared to gross domestic product.

Though the usage of expected life expectancy birth data, Local Authorities were chosen as (1) lowest life expectancy urban local authority area defined as urban 1 (predominantly major urban), and (2) the lowest life expectancy rural local authority area defined as urban 6 (predominantly rural 50/80) [ 37].

Life expectancy fell dramatically (though it began to rise again by the end of the decade), and infectious diseases that had been under control spread again.

He prefers its policy to the more restrictive United States Open, which cuts off former champions from automatic entry 10 years after they earned their titles - though, with life expectancy surpassing 80 in most developed nations, who can blame the Open?

There is no disputing, though, that average life expectancy continues to increase, and that it is increasing faster than health expectancy is.

Moreover, the deferred cost probably did not seem unduly high; though life expectancy had risen for men from 50 years in 1947 to 69 in the 1960s, few would have predicted that by 2000 it would have reached 78.