Sentence examples for expectancy threshold from inspiring English sources

Table 1 displays the latest life expectancy, threshold age and life disparity calculated for each country.

Above this threshold, life expectancy per cohort was maximized by the Status Quo.

But even after years of expectancy, of living on the threshold of amber alert, there was always a possibility of a false alarm.

Researchers also point out that countries with higher child-mortality and lower life expectancy need a 2.3 fertility rate, a threshold currently reached by only 99 nations.

As hip replacement rates are increasing greatly worldwide [ 5, 6], precise advice for patients with expectancy values for health outcomes and satisfaction thresholds is essential [ 7].

For consistency, numbers in this story assume that there is no safe level and that PM2.5 reduces life expectancy at the same rate below the WHO threshold as above it.

Even if we were to agree on the exact contribution of health spending to long life expectancy, there still might be substantial disagreement about what threshold to use to distinguish spending that was cost-effective from that which was not.

They looked at both the conventional definition, which considers people over age 65 old, and a new measure, which advances the threshold for old age as overall life expectancy grows.

BLASTN was preformed using a threshold of 0.001 for the E-value expectancy parameter, and setting the other parameters to default values.

Forty-six percent of its population lives under the poverty threshold, 75% of adults are illiterate, and life expectancy is only 51 years [ 11].

The CD4-based strategies in which treatment was started at the higher threshold of 350/μL provided an additional gain in life expectancy of 5.3 months at a cost-effectiveness of US $107 per life-year gained compared with a threshold of 200/ L.