Sentence examples for further life expectancy from inspiring English sources

At forty, their lives are half over: further life expectancy at age forty is 39.9.

ECOG performance status 0 2 Prospective further life expectancy of >3 months.

The average screening age is 60, and average further life expectancy exceeds 20 years (Italy).

The average screening age is 65, accounting for an average further life expectancy of 15 years (Italy).

In this model, the hypothetical treated cohort has a zero risk of CHD death during the 5-year treatment period, returns to the average risk of the general population at 5 years and then uses the average further life expectancy (beyond the 5 years) for the population to calculate the PYLL.

These new therapies are expected to further increase life expectancy of the patients.

Further mortality reduction is possible in adult and early old age groups, which could further increase life expectancy in Kerala.

Demand for elderly care has increased by 9% over the past four years, and it is set to rise further as life expectancy climbs (while the proportion of the population of working age shrinks).

Prophylactic and therapeutic measures are needed to further increase life expectancy and quality for patients with CGD.

Perhaps control of cholesterol or blood sugar might kick in and start to further improve life expectancy.

One may further improve life expectancy estimates by fitting the models on populations with closer history of growth and mortality reduction (e.g., of regions of a given country).