Sentence examples for lifetime mortality from inspiring English sources

"If the couple has time to save and can afford it, my own preference is to manage the lifetime mortality risk through cheap term and beef up the savings," said Peter Berkery, author of two books on financial planning for same-sex couples.

Laryngeal attacks, although relatively infrequent, are associated with a lifetime mortality of up to 40% 5.

Non-aneurysm related mortality represents the residual lifetime mortality and, thus, varies only if the aneurysm related mortality occurred first.

Because CHD is also the leading cause of lifetime mortality among firefighters, averaging 36% [ 33- 40], the benefits of fitness promotion would likely extend into retirement.

5 The risk of suicide after self harm in adolescence is around 0.1-0.5 0.1-0.50 years 2 6 with retrospective studies reporting a repetition rate of 36% over 10-12 years 7 and lifetime mortality rates of 4-11%.

Nonetheless, in our study, with 10-yr follow-up of a nationwide collection of cases, we have been able to detect cancer occurring in different organ systems as a predictor of lifetime mortality after adjustment for multiple confounders (Table 3).

According to the most recent estimates, Ethiopia has a lifetime maternal mortality risk of 1 in 27 and an under-5 mortality risk of more than 1 in 10.

We assessed the projected lifetime cumulative mortality due to cervical cancer in four plausible scenarios of HIV and cervical cancer care in Cameroon: no HAART and no screening (NHNS), HAART when indicated and no screening (HNS), HAART when indicated and screening on HAART initiation (HSHI), and HAART when indicated and a single screen at age 35.

For example, in children, the utility of CT scans has to be balanced with the reported increased lifetime cancer mortality risk, which is age and dose dependent.

The utility of a CT scan in children has to be balanced with the reported increased lifetime cancer mortality risk [ 10].

These longevity estimates represent a large increase over previous estimates and may have significant effects on analyses that depend on longevity including lifetime fecundity, mortality rates, demographic analyses and stock assessments.