Sentence examples for measured by life from inspiring English sources

The United States spends more than any other country and gets much less, at least as measured by life expectancy or infant mortality.

As one of Layard's colleagues, Andew E Clark, notes in an accompanying paper, the suggestion that "education and income are among the least important determinants of adult success, as measured by life satisfaction … risks provoking outrage among some".

The healthiest state in the country (measured by life expectancy at birth and self-reported health status) is, far and away, Hawaii, which received a score of 8.8, a full point higher than that of any other.

This paper examines the role of friends in an individual's subjective well-being, which is measured by life satisfaction.

Table 5 contains the results of cointegrating relationship between health care expenditure and GDP and another indicator of health status improvement measured by life expectancy.

The study sought to determine the impact of health care expenditure on health status measured by life expectancy at birth, crude death rate and infant mortality rate in SSA.

For each of these strategies, expected costs and benefits, as measured by life-years gained, were estimated using decision tree models.

These characteristics can be measured by real life longevity tests.

The relative efficiency of health systems can be measured by the life expectancy that they provide by taking education level and their funding structure into account.

"Unless governments take urgent action, by 2030, human welfare, as measured by average life expectancy, educational level and world economic product will go into decline".

Over the same period, health outcomes measured by average life expectancy at birth improved from 68.4 to 78.5 years.