Sentence examples for prolonged expectancy from inspiring English sources
This is a young man who has spent his entire adolescence menaced by the looming spectre of these Olympics, a bum-fluffed face of the Games who has assumed the burden of prolonged expectancy even while, away from domestic eyes, the Chinese diving programme bore its own brilliant fruits.
During the past half century Japan has achieved considerable success in population health. 1 Since 1986, the country has ranked first internationally in female life expectancy at birth. 2 A primary driver of this prolonged life expectancy could be strong socioeconomic development, the achievement of universal healthcare coverage, improved diet, and changes in health behaviour.
We called the prolonged life expectancy caused by the elimination of deaths from certain diseases the cause-eliminated life expectancy, which can be calculated by building a cause-eliminated life table.
Heart valve replacement surgery has significantly prolonged life expectancy and quality of life.
This number is increasing, due both to prolonged life expectancy and to increased exposure to noise in the environment [4].
Meanwhile, progress in material life and the improvement of medical care have prolonged life expectancy to a great extent.
The introduction of HIV proteinase inhibitors (PIs) as anti-AIDS drugs resulted in decreased mortality and prolonged life expectancy of HIV-positive patients.
However, advances in chemotherapy and local radiation techniques have led to an improvement in survival of these patients, and prolonged life expectancy can result in local progression of disease and failure of conventional fixation devices [9].
The study indicates that despite prolonged life expectancy, QoL remains reduced in MG patients.
Two different periods (3 or 10 years) were chosen when calculating prolonged life expectancy, considering the individual diversity of patients.
Results indicate that despite prolonged life expectancy among MG patients, health-related quality of life is low.
