Sentence examples for expectancy to help from inspiring English sources

It was Wilson who had hoped to glue this men's team together by staying in the sport far beyond the normal career expectancy to help the United States win its first men's team Olympic medal since 1984.

The new law is expected to help improve the living conditions for Argentina's trans population, who have an average life expectancy between 32 and 35 years of age, against the national average of nearly 80 years.

Given that previous research also found that higher expectancy of acupuncture outcomes may impact response to acupuncture, future clinical trials should include validated expectancy measures to help understand how expectancy may explain the variability observed in different studies [ 35, 38- 41].

The pharmaceutical industry is motivated by unmet medical needs; examples include developments to treat peptic ulcers and HIV/AIDS, medicines to help improve life expectancy, and vaccines and anesthetics that contribute to public health and medical practice.

Young people reported that for them, their goals were to extend their life expectancy ―specifically to cure, and to want to help others by means of cancer research [ 36].

When selecting motivation-related constructs to include in our study, we used expectancy-value theory (Eccles et al., 1983) because it was developed "to help explain gender differences in mathematics expectancies and values and how these influence boys and girls' choices of mathematics courses and majors" (Wigfield, Tonks, & Klauda, 2009, p. 56).

They come at a time when councils are under pressure to help reduce huge disparities in life expectancy between different parts of England.

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