Sentence examples for predicted longevity from inspiring English sources

Unlike patients who require amputation for chronic illnesses, patients with amputations following trauma are commonly young and active with longer predicted longevity; they constitute almost half of all patients living with a limb amputation [11].

Conscientiousness and career success predicted longevity, but not in a straightforward manner.

The predicted longevity is dependent on successfully navigating the continuum of care, which requires diagnosis of HIV infection before severe immunosuppression, prompt linkage to care, timely initiation of treatment, good adherence to ART and retention in care [1,32].

This provides room for discordance between the two subsets and raises the question as to whether measuring circulating antibodies alone provides a comprehensive picture of the B cell response, especially the predicted longevity of B cell responses.

The predicted longevity of the two-gene cotton is dependent on the frequency of resistance prior to the release of Bollgard II® and it would be greatly extended if, as it was reasonable to assume, the frequency of Cry2Ab resistance alleles was rare.

Although these devices are significantly smaller than conventional pacing systems, the predicted longevities are ∼10 years.

Researchers designed a fitness test to predict longevity.

Cardiovascular fitness and aerobic capacity do predict longevity.

I do not feel that it is wise to ignore the P.S.A. Who can predict longevity?

Grip strength in midlife did not predict longevity, but it did correlate with disability.

They can examine, for example, how accurately telomere length can predict longevity or healthy aging.