Sentence examples for expectancy whether from inspiring English sources

Pointing to the effects of smoking, obesity and chronic disease, the budget analysts wrote that "in recent decades, socioeconomic status has become an even more important indicator of life expectancy, whether measured at birth or at age 65".

From these additional results, one can draw the conclusion that expectancy whether due to belief or to previous experience, has no influence on whether deqi sensations are perceived or not.

Second, it could earn more from invested life insurance premiums than it pays in life insurance benefits if it can increase average life expectancy, whether by preventing accidental deaths, increasing longevity, or both.

In addition, Mr. Hustead said workers' pay had been shown to be a more powerful predictor of life expectancy than whether a worker was blue collar or white collar, but the bill did not recognize that higher-paid workers live longer and therefore require longer pension payouts.

Future studies in this area should explore whether this low rate of survival in the north may contribute to the lower life expectancy or whether it could be related to lack of or limited access to timely and adequate health care.

The purpose of this study is to assess healthy older adults' beliefs about physicians' ability to estimate their life expectancy and whether or not they desire to discuss their life expectancy with their physician given these beliefs.

Firstly, we estimated a multivariable linear regression of observed years alive after last election as a function of a candidate's life expectancy and whether he or she served as a head of government.

A question of growing importance, especially given the continued increase in human life expectancy, is whether interventions that extend lifespan in the laboratory also extend so-called 'healthspan', or instead leave individuals in a frail state for longer (Christensen et al., 2009, Bansal et al., 2015).

The meaninglessness scale reflected the expectancy as to whether satisfactory predictions regarding the effects of one's behavior are possible.

The powerlessness scale reflected the adolescent's expectancy as to whether his/her behavior can determine the outcome or reinforcement he/she seeks.

Future decision making studies could address how providers estimate life expectancy and determine whether providing an estimate of life expectancy would alter the referral decision.