Sentence examples for total life expectancy from inspiring English sources

These "severity weightings", which vary surprisingly little from country to country, are combined with standard epidemiological measures of years of ill health due to particular ailments and deducted from total life expectancy to yield the DALE.

The Office for National Statistics said over the past 20 years, total life expectancy had increased at a faster rate than healthy life expectancy - the number of years of life free of chronic disease or disability.

Worldwide, the average healthy life expectancy of babies born in 1999 is 7 1/2 years less than their total life expectancy.Japan, Australia, France and Sweden all have DALEs of more than 73 years.

In fact, we have some of the worst healthcare outcomes in the industrialized world, including total life expectancy, and survival of children to their 5th birthday.

e35 = Total life expectancy at the age 35.

We estimate total life expectancy as well as life expectancy at age 60.

Further total life expectancies were 24,428 years.

Total remaining life expectancy at age 60 increased 4.3 years from 17.4 in 1980 to 21.7 years in 2010.

For ART, at base case, the total undiscounted life expectancy was 9.4 years.

By the end of follow-up not all SHHEC participants had experienced a first event, so a parametric approach (Gompertz regression) was required to extrapolate the modelling so total remaining life expectancy could be estimated.

Analyses of historical forecast errors for total fertility, life expectancies and net migration.