Sentence examples for the expected lives from inspiring English sources

Records show that while the Navy initially certified the helicopters for only 5 to 10 years of use, it had also budgeted money for fatigue tests commonly used to extend the expected lives of aircraft.

To calculate the lives saved, the expected lives saved in the first year are multiplied by the time horizon.

For an average practice population of 6411 the expected lives saved in one year by each indicator range from 0.1 to 4.1 (mean 1.6, standard deviation 1.2, Tables 1 & 2).

The data for lives saved were expressed for an English population of 100,000 so we multiplied this by 0.06411 to reach the expected lives saved for a practice of size 6411.

They apply to the expected lives of particular individuals in highly specific social conditions (Kahane and Savulescu 2009)—conditions that include the impact of tradition and prejudice, and the choices of other parents.

It sold some mortgage-servicing contracts at a profit but failed to spread the gains over the expected lives of the mortgages.

In an IVF population, non-response could be linked to the physical and psychological burden of IVF treatment, especially when the treatment has not led to the expected live birth [ 23].

The population expected living standards to improve, but this could be achieved only if international tension eased.

To estimate the UON per expected live birth a crude birth rate of 46 per 1,000 was used as is recommended practice of the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.

The RFUW expects live TV coverage of all England games, the semi-finals and the final, and Bennett, a Welshwoman who has put those allegiances aside to coach England squads in the past, calls it "a massive opportunity".

Even higher O C ratios drop the expected half-lives precipitously to < 100 years for an O C ratio of ≥ 0.6.