用“expectancy”造句大全，expectancy造句

The total life expectancy of the UCAV should be at least 20 years and the drone should have advanced avionics and electronic warfare capabilities.

A heart attack need not be regarded as consignment to a mincing life-style. Under circumstances of good nutrition, a reasonable amount of exercise and a decrease in the wear and tear of stressful events, life expectancy need not be curtailed.

However, there is evidence that medical and surgical intervention can increase life expectancy and improve quality of life.

Disease susceptibility, life expectancy, personality traits, intelligence, criminal tendencies-all may be illuminated by the harsh light of free DNA information.

This paper examines the torsional stresses and life expectancy that occur on600 MW turbine-generator shafts of Piagwei power plant due to various reclosing of transmission line after faults in different system operation conditions.

Even a modest elevation of arterial blood pressure leads to shortened life expectancy.

And Russia is grappling with myriad health and social problems that have reduced the average life expectancy for men to 60.

This apparently low annuity rate reflects increasing life expectancy.

In a series of articles and studies, he has argued that increasing life expectancy makes the midlife years a time to grow and flourish.

For example, illiteracy rates fell from 31 percent in 1990 to 26 percent in 1998, and life expectancy has increased from 63 to 65 years.

But they did conclude that 75 is the age at which the risks clearly begin to outweigh the benefits, and the disease, if detected, would most likely not have a meaningful effect on life expectancy.

It is almost certainly going to reverse the rise in life expectancy - so we start living shorter lives than before.