Sentence examples for mean life expectancy. from inspiring English sources
Equally, the high survival rates of the malaria vectors (mean probability of daily survival of 0.92, annual mean life expectancy of 21.9 days and expected mean infective life of 7.4 days) suggest a high vector potential for the species [ 19].
HDI combines a country's per-capita gross national income (GNI) as determined by The World Bank, mean life expectancy of the population and mean or expected years of schooling of that country's citizens.
The mean life expectancy of a Gambel's Quail is only about 1.5 years.
Comparison was made with mean life expectancy in corresponding birth cohorts.
Nowadays, mean life expectancy is estimated to be 74, 67, and 58 years for those with mild, moderate, and severe learning disabilities, respectively.
It is concerned not simply with scientific research that advances western medicine but also with poverty, injustice, environmental destruction, and war - the factors that mean life expectancy in the poorest countries is little over 30.
Pulmonary fibrosis includes several lung disorders characterized by scar formation and Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) is a particularly severe form of pulmonary fibrosis of unknown etiology with a mean life expectancy of 3 years' post-diagnosis.
The mean life expectancy was estimated to be 80.0 years (standard error [SE]: 1.05).
The United States is close to England and Wales in mean life expectancy but has higher life expectancy losses and lacks mortality compression.
Mean life expectancy worldwide has doubled to more than 70 years, due in large part to medical and public health interventions developed with NIH funding.
The mean life expectancy following diagnosis is approximately six years.
