Sentence examples for recalculated life expectancy from inspiring English sources
A tougher choice is between a "recalculated" life expectancy and a "fixed term" life.
The problem usually arises when IRA owners with spouse-beneficiaries choose payouts based on an annually recalculated life expectancy for both themselves and their spouses.
When we recalculated the life expectancies using similar inputs in both approaches (Mitra 1984, pp. 11 12), we found that the two approaches are more consistent: Mitra's formula gives estimates by 1.69 and 1.27 years larger, respectively.
If she lives longer than average, the IRA will run out while she's alive; in this trust, her life expectancy isn't normally recalculated each year as it is in a rollover IRA.
14 The PAFs computed for sedentary behaviour were used to reduce the mortality rates in the life table for adults aged 40 79 years, and the life expectancy at birth was recalculated from the new mortality rates.
*For the nerds, I'm calculating the net present value using 5percentt discount rate, using the census data (P-32 here) on mean income by household attainment (which I recalculated to be the mean for all workers, not men and women separately), and using World Bank life expectancy estimates.
Eventually, life expectancy suffers.
My life expectancy is long.
Life expectancy has improved.
Their life expectancy plummeted.
