Sentence examples for remaining lifetime for from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this work is to develop a numerical tool, based on the finite element method, in order to determine the cumulative fatigue damage evolution and the remaining lifetime for mechanic parts under cyclic loadings.

As is illustrated in Figure 5, the expected remaining lifetime for patients on RRT is much lower than for the general population.

The low risk group was weighted with a factor of 1.15 and the high risk group with a factor of 0.75, reflecting a longer expected remaining lifetime for a healthy individual compared with someone with chronic conditions.

Based on the United States Renal Data System (USRDS), the expected remaining lifetime for patients 75 79 years old with ESRD undergoing HD is 2.8 years, 2.3 years for 80- to 84-year-old patients, and 1.9 years for the age group ≥ 85 years old.

Using expected remaining lifetimes for the UK male population in 2001 2003, and estimates of lead time from the literature, age-specific probabilities of overdiagnosis were calculated.

Using expected remaining lifetimes for the UK male population in 2003 05, and estimates of age-specific sojourn time, age-specific probabilities of overdiagnosis were calculated.

IBD usually starts at young adulthood and leads a course of remissions and relapses for the remaining lifetime of affected patients.

It is now expected that Medicare will spend 72% more for the remaining lifetime of a typical 65-year-old in 2030 than it is now.

This study estimated the expected fracture numbers and costs for the remaining lifetime of postmenopausal women in Germany.

For the remaining lifetime of the surviving individuals, the chronic mortality was increased by 1%, 5%, and 20%, respectively.

However, given the structure of the Dutch long-term care sector, with comprehensive residential facilities for elderly people, it is common that such long-term decisions are made for the remaining lifetime of the elderly person.