Sentence examples for moderate life expectancy from inspiring English sources

The moderate life expectancy variants of the compression of morbidity scenarios are related to lowest expenditures.

Institutional LTC expenditures are highest in the moderate life expectancy variant of the expansion of morbidity scenario.

The moderate life expectancy variants of the dynamic equilibrium scenario are second and third, but the difference with the expansion scenario is relatively larger than for hospital and home care.

In the improvement of health scenarios, hospital expenditures are slightly higher than in the baseline scenario for the moderate life expectancy variant without initial health changes, whereas expenditures are lower in the other two variants (about 20,000 Euros).

Home care expenditures are highest in the dynamic equilibrium scenario with extreme life expectancy, followed by the moderate life expectancy variant of the expansion scenario and the dynamic equilibrium scenario without changes in initial health.

Sociodemographic characteristics of population by WHO's estimates indicated low birth rate (9.3/1,000), low total fertility rate (1.5/per woman, 15 49 years old), moderate death rate (12.0/1,000), and moderate life expectancy at birth for both sexes (76 years) [ 7].

Moderate obesity cuts life expectancy by two to four years, and severe obesity could wipe an entire decade off your life, said the Lancet in 2009.

They also valued prioritizing those with severe rather than moderate disease affecting life expectancy less than other patients did.

They would also prioritize (dis1) those with no vs. moderate diseases affecting life expectancy whereas patients would not (1 year MRS = 4.50 vs insignificant; 5 year MRS = 0.90 vs. insignificant).

The findings of this study raise significant issues around transplant allocation to those from ethnic minority groups (who unlike other patients do not favour allocation on the basis of a close tissue match between donor and recipient; and also value prioritizing those with severe rather than moderate disease affecting life expectancy less than other patients do).

Professionals would also prioritize those with no rather than moderate co-morbidities affecting life expectancy (more than patients), and would prioritize severe rather than moderate co-morbidities affecting quality of life more than patients would).