Therefore, current age and gender-specific hospital diagnosis or care probabilities were shifted into higher age groups in line with the rise in life expectancy.
Such result is in line with the finding that increasing life expectancy in the U.S. by gradually moving American cohorts to the better health status enjoyed by Western Europeans could lead to substantial health care savings [ 42].
An interpretation in terms of expectancy is in line with the traditional view that the fast decelerative response following motivationally relevant stimuli is part of the OR (Graham & Clifton, 1966) and the recent suggestion that the processes underling the OR and the P3 are strongly related (Nieuwenhuis et al., 2011).
Other barriers that did not seem to be relevant across all recommendations were lack of evidence and lack of outcome expectancy, which is in line with the overall positive attitude of Dutch GPs towards NHG guidelines.
In line with the major focus of the European Commission to raise Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE) and overall quality of life of older adults, INNOVAGE aims to showcase a range of social innovations able to contribute to this overarching goal.
The results of the present research, which show that higher life expectancy and DFLE accompany higher economic status, are in line with the results of other studies [ 31].
He said that increasing the pension age in line with life expectancy was helping the Government to afford the pensions "triple lock", which guarantees rates rise by at least 2.5 per cent a year.
But the poll found clear opposition to Osborne's decision to increase the state pension age in line with life expectancy.
One in five 18- to 30-year-olds don't think that there'll be that weekly £155 state pension for them when they retire, though, and every few months we seem to read another story about the retirement age creeping up, presumably in line with life expectancy rising.
Alongside that, the pension could be paid at an older age, which would be raised in line with life expectancy.
