Sentence examples for maximum expectancy of from inspiring English sources

The average life expectancy of an adult worker M. nigrocincta ant is 1.1 to 1.2 years, with a maximum expectancy of 1.3 years (400 or more days).

Otherwise, life on Earth has a maximum life expectancy of 7.5 billion years.

The average cost of productive time lost due to premature mortality per person with cholera was US$453.5 US$707.3 assuming a maximum regional life expectancy of 73 years; US$365.7 US$570.5 assuming a regional average expectancy of 53 years; and US$251.5 US$392.3 assuming a regional minimum life expectancy of 40 years.

This trend, which lasted until around 1982, resulted in a maximum difference in life expectancy of 6.7 years.

Inclusion criteria for RFA treatment were: histologically confirmed colorectal adenocarcinoma, ≤5 unresectable liver-only CLM of ≤5 cm maximum size, and anticipated life expectancy of ≥6 months.

This construct is defined as the level of daily income associated with the achievement of 50% of the maximum life expectancy (i.e., GDP per capita at e0 = 0.5 × e0,max); 'maximum life expectancy' is empiric, approximating the observed average life expectancy in high-income countries (Rodgers, 2002).

Health effects were considered for the remaining life expectancy of the cohort simulated (maximum age 100 years).

While it is a biochemical convention to report the 50% mark, the critical income value is adaptable to determine higher fractional level of maximum life expectancy.

Because the kakapo is long-lived, with an average life expectancy of 95 years and the maximum at about 120 years, it tends to have an adolescence before it starts breeding.

> -wrap-foot> The values are given as relative frequencies The average life expectancy of workers was 212.00 ± 122.253 days, and the maximum life expectancy was 423 days.

For the two groups in our hypothetical experiments with initial life expectancy of 20 and 30 years, shortfalls from the assumed maximum are 80 and 70 years, respectively.