Sentence examples for the same expectancy from inspiring English sources

20 This fact may offer a possible explanation for the increased mortality rate among those > 80 years of age, assuming the same expectancy life in all countries.

Again, differences are generally larger between health scenarios with the same life expectancy than between versions of the same health scenarios with different life expectancy.

The relation between health care funding and life expectancy has always been tenuous: the US spends per capita twenty times as much than Cuba for the same life expectancy.

Currently they have the same life expectancy of people who lived in the 1950s – some 10 to 15 years shorter than average.

He said: "The government knows that manual workers in the industrial regions of the UK do not enjoy anything like the same life expectancy as professionals or other classes or employees.

If you live in a developed nation and you are a twenty-five-year-old newly diagnosed H.I.V.-positive male, you have roughly the same life expectancy of someone who is not H.I.V. positive, says Dr. Bowers.

It is likely that treatment for their cancers would have led to the same life expectancy had they been found by the screening programme or by the women themselves.

And we could overlay countries historically so that it's clear that, for example, China today is like Sweden in 1948 and people in Vietnam now have the same life expectancy as Americans did in 1985.

Statistics from the World Health Organization, the C.I.A. and other sources all show that the people of Cuba and the United States have about the same life expectancy — 77 years, give or take a few months — while infant mortality in Cuba is significantly lower than in the United States.

"Patients with Barrett's esophagus have the same life expectancy as does the general population, and esophageal cancer proves to be an uncommon cause of death in patients with Barrett's esophagus," wrote Dr. Peter J. Kahrilas, chief of gastroenterology at the Northwestern University medical school and the author of the editorial.

The next year you use the same life expectancy, minus a year.