Sentence examples for projected longevity from inspiring English sources

Such changes will barely keep pace with projected longevity gains.

Her diabetes, for which she takes insulin daily, has not proved to be a problem, but some have speculated as to whether her illness could or should be an issue in terms of her projected longevity on the court, because of the potential for complications.

Increasing survival rates and projected longevity are positive outcomes, although long-term consequences of cancer and/or its treatment will likely increase the global burden of cancer.

His published works, including a 2006 book, Conserving Client Portfolios During Retirement, allow for variations based on such factors as risk tolerance and projected longevity from, say, genes or smoking.

"I would say the difference in the projected longevity of the observatory in the out years is very small.

One year ago, the Garage Center for Contemporary Culture changed its name to Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, a move signifying its projected longevity as Russia's first archive "related to the development of Russian contemporary art from the 1950s through the present".

GNM employees get two days volunteering each year and we hope that staff will use this time to continue their work with the community partner, giving the projects longevity.

Because T must be a multiple of 5 yr and less than the project longevity, the possible values for T are limited: T=Tref+5, +10 or +15 yr.

It is called Project Longevity.

Project Longevity is modeled after successful efforts implemented in communities across the country.

To learn how you can do something about it, visit www.calibercollection.com "about us" ABOUT PROJECT LONGEVITY: Project Longevity is a Community and Law Enforcement initiative to reduce serious violence in three of Connecticut's major cities: New Haven, Bridgeport, and Hartford.