Sentence examples for expectancy years from inspiring English sources

It weighs life expectancy, years of schooling and gross national income per capita.

2.5 life expectancy years per decade (Oeppen and Vaupel 2002)—observed in countries of the world where historical rates of increase have been highest.

The positive correlation that we found between school-life expectancy (years of schooling) and public acceptance of evolution is consistent with previous research (Paz-Y-Mino 2009).

AT = Averaging time = life expectancy (years), AT = ED for noncarcinogenic effects, while AT = 54.5 years (53 years for men and 56 years for women) for carcinogenic effects on adult (WHO 2015) (It should be noted that the averaging time for an infant and a child was based on their lifetime exposure where AT = ED).

The variables used to asses factors for GDP per capita growth are volume of export, government debt (% of GDP), natural resource yield (% of GDP), net foreign aid record (USD), life expectancy (years), Investment rate (% of GDP) and FDI inflow (% of GDP).

The model reports outcomes in terms of life expectancy (years), quality-adjusted life expectancy (quality-adjusted life years), cumulative incidence of complications and time free of complications.

Life expectancy: 80 years (men), 84 years (women) (UN).

Life expectancy: 64 years (men), 72 years (women) (UN).

Life expectancy: 75 years (men), 81 years (women).

‡In a 75 year old man, Charlson index of 0 indicates life expectancy >10 years, 1-3 indicates life expectancy 5-10 yeand, and ≥4 indicates life expectancy <5 years.

Phew! US life expectancy: 78.7 years UK life expectancy: 81.6 years US health spend: $9,892/person UK health spend: $4,192/person https://t.co/u4ecWUENxG.