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In addition, life-expectancy was adjusted for quality of life (i.e., Quality-Adjusted-Life Years (QALYs) using health-related quality-of-life weights (Table 2).

Therefore, to be conservative, life expectancy for those surviving beyond this period was adjusted using Australian population quality of life norms [ 27].

The mean life-expectancy of patients receiving cetuximab monotherapy (Cunningham et al, 2004) was adjusted for censored patients and inclusion of LYG beyond the follow-up period.

Life expectancy was then adjusted with respect to quality of life to obtain a quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) gained outcome.

For those patients that survived SAB in our hospital, average remaining life expectancy was determined using life tables from Statistics Netherlands, which were adjusted for age.

Treatment targets in older adults should be adjusted depending on patients' functional status and life expectancy.

In addition the data should be adjusted for income and/or schooling as these factors affect life expectancy.

True, those headline figures are unfair – they need to be adjusted for factors such as average incomes, tax rates, life-expectancy levels and how boring Sweden is (no offence).

The number for treatment fractions will be adjusted based on the modified Mizumoto Score to balance intensity and length of treatment with life expectancy.

Since 1971 life expectancy has risen across the (mainly rich-country) OECD by four to five years, yet only now are retirement ages being adjusted upwards.

Adjusted life expectancy was 85% greater for operated than nonoperated patients, while KP patients had a 34% greater adjusted life expectancy than vertebroplasty patients [ 3].