Sentence examples for expectancy up to from inspiring English sources

Ncu-g1 gt/gt mice have no detectable expression of NCU-G1, display normal growth and fertility, and have a life expectancy up to at least 18 months.

It is estimated that patients with SMI have a life expectancy up to 25 years less than the general population [ 1] and that lifespan is worsening over time.

Alho et al. (2006) give details. Figure 7 shows, for the case of Austria, two point forecasts for the level of life expectancy up to 2050, and three different prediction intervals.

While LHE increases somewhat with increasing life expectancy up to around 70 years life expectancy, there is a flattening for males and a trend to decreasing LHE for females in the countries with longest life expectancies.

In cases with localized appendicular disease, amputation of the affected limb along with chemotherapy can extend life expectancy up to about 12 months on average but there is no cure.

This positive relation implies that butterflies from populations with the highest genetic diversity had a mean lifetime expectancy up to c. 25% higher than butterflies from populations characterised by a low genetic diversity.

"On almost no measure does the central claim of the Spirit Level, that income inequality decreases life expectancy, stand up to scrutiny," said Matthew Sinclair, TPA research director.

The northern white rhino has a life expectancy of up to 50 years, but poaching has seriously threatened the species as their horns are made into objects such as expensive dagger handles and are mistakenly believed to be an aphrodisiac in alternative medicine.

A BMI of 40 or more cuts life expectancy by up to 10 years.

A BMI of 30-35 cuts life expectancy by up to four years.

It also showed that the estimated life expectancy is up to between 62 and 64 years for men and women.