Sentence examples for mortality life from inspiring English sources

So you start to take the relationship between energy consumed by a society and infant mortality, life expectancy, sexual freedom, academic freedom, freedom from violence.

Western Europeans have lower per-capita consumption rates than Americans, but enjoy a higher standard of living as measured by access to medical care, financial security after retirement, infant mortality, life expectancy, literacy and public transport.

They were grouped into three geographic regions: northern Europe, central Europe and southern Europe.For each country a regional development index (RDI) was adopted, an amalgam of GDP, family size, infant mortality, life expectancy and national education levels.

Even though one dollar in every six generated by the world's richest economy is spent on health almost twice the average for rich countries infant mortality, life expectancy and survival-rates for heart attacks are all worse than the OECD average.

Their goal was to assess how sensitive human population growth is to changes in mortality, life span, family size, and a mother's age when she has her first baby.

Most of us grew up surrounded by normative clichés about our mortality: Life is short; death is the only constant; live each day like it's your last.

The aim of this study was to assess the effectiveness of the programme through 2011 by quantifying the outcomes in breast cancer mortality, life-years gained, false positive results, and overdiagnosis.

Crude and age-standardised rates of lymphosarcoma of 79 and 107 cases per 100 000 dogs/year, respectively, was estimated for dogs in the UK, and from Sweden a crude mortality (life-insurance claims) of 90 deaths per 100,000 dog-years at risk [ 31- 33].

Using a validated microsimulation model, we set out to assess the effect of stereotactic LCNB replacing conventional needle-localised breast biopsy (NLBB) as diagnostic procedure in women with nonpalpable screen-detected breast lesions in terms of breast cancer mortality, life-years and cost-effectiveness.

There they found information about the diagnosis, treatment, complications, morbidity, mortality, daily life issues and quality of life.

The relative contribution of the first three broad categories of conditions to the sex gap in mortality and life expectancy was estimated by calculating "cause-deleted" mortality and life expectancies.