Sentence examples for minimum life expectancy from inspiring English sources
A minimum life expectancy of 60 years is not unreasonable for new buildings but they should be flexible to accommodate a variety of uses over that time.
Eligibility included ECOG performance status 0-2, minimum life expectancy of 3 months and measurable disease.
The minimum life expectancy for males projected for 2052 is the one for Latvia (76 years), while for females the one for Romania (83 years).
Minimum life expectancy (estimated at recruitment usually by physicians) ranged from two weeks to three months, whereas maximum values ranged from two weeks to five years.
Patients with cancer eligible for inclusion were adults (≥18 years) starting a new chemotherapy regimen with a minimum life expectancy of at least 3 months planning to receive at least four cycles of myelosuppressive treatment.
Seeking potential explanations, we examined whether the more advantaged population groups presented similar trends to the average of comparator countries while looking at the maximum and minimum life expectancy (by county) and the average white and black life expectancy (by county) in the USA 19 (see online supplementary figure A8).
From 1970 1985 there is convergence between both groups of systems from 1985 onwards; the range between minimum and maximum life expectancy did not change.
This study estimated the real total economic loss attributable to cholera to have been US$38,958,750 assuming a minimum regional life expectancy of 40 years; US$53,240,859 assuming a regional average life expectancy of 53 years; and US$64,208,880 assuming a maximum regional life expectancy of 73 years.
IRS rules force an IRA put in a credit shelter trust to make minimum distributions based on the life expectancy of the oldest beneficiary of the trust, usually the surviving spouse.
Minimum and maximum values for life expectancy estimates for individuals with CP were determined using expert opinion (Table 3).
Minimum required distributions are based on life expectancy.
