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...1 in a million in the United States, and affected patients have an average life expectancy of five to ten years after diagnosis, with differences according to age of

...turtle, but it’s [[carapace]] is covered by skin instead of a hard-shell). Life expectancy in loggerheads is about 50 years, although actual records of age are scarce

...m life span is contrasted to [[mean life span]] ([[average lifespan]] or [[life expectancy]]). [[Mean life span]] varies with susceptibility to disease, [[accident]], ...lendar years throughout recorded history, despite steady improvements in [[life expectancy]]. Reduction of infant mortality has accounted for most of this increased a

...in the world, and a fertility index of 1.5, one of the lowest. China had a life expectancy of 70 and a fertility index of 1.9. It is generally recognized that life expectancy has doubled in Western industrialized countries since the 19th century, des

...in the world, and a fertility index of 1.5, one of the lowest. China had a life expectancy of 70 and a fertility index of 1.9. It is generally recognized that life expectancy has doubled in Western industrialized countries since the 19th century, des

...-way relationships in both cases: poverty can cause ill-health and lower [[life expectancy]], while ill-health can contribute to poverty; and poverty often reduces ed

...other and have children. By the 22nd century, the "Howard families" have a life expectancy exceeding 150 years and keep their existence secret with the "Masquerade" i

...etrimental conditions. Infant mortality is the major factor in lowering [[life expectancy]].

...sing the life of metal tools to anywhere between 200%-400% of the original life expectancy using [[cryogenic tempering]] instead of heat treating. This evolved in the

...ents. Worldwide, the life expectancy for a new baby is 65 years. That is, life expectancy calculations assume people in the future course of their lifetime will enco See [[life expectancy]]

...one-fifth of the population, and average lifespans have grown remarkably. Life expectancy today is 82, up from a little over 50 in 1947. ...In 2005 the population began to fall in absolute terms, despite increasing life expectancy. It is now shrinking at a pace unprecedented for any nation in peacetime. T

The steady decline in infant mortality raised the life expectancy at birth from 45 to 50 years in 1900 to 65 to 70 years by 1950. The rest of ...mographic transition, and in most of them the rural areas had emptied out. Life expectancy continued to rise, now because of new medical treatment for the diseases of

...ity (demography)]], [[Mortality (demography)]], [[Infant mortality]] and [[Life expectancy]]

...e many new planes, and inexperienced pilots did report for duty; but their life expectancy was down to a couple of combat sorties. Increasingly the Luftwaffe went int

...lear fuel, varies based on the environment. Conservative estimates put the life expectancy of the canister at hundreds of years. As part of the aging management progr

...er 25 years in the retirement age from 65 to 67, to take account of longer life expectancy. (People could retire younger, but at a reduced rate of benefits.) Workers

...tudies'' (2002) 56(3): 249-264. Issn: 0032-4728 Fulltext in Jstor. Reports life expectancy at birth fell to a level as low as ten years for females and seven for male

...lts and 10% of children are now classified as overweight or obese. Average life expectancy is already diminished; the main adverse consequences are cardiovascular dis

...withstand heavy punishment, but when 5% were lost in a single mission, the life expectancy per bomber was a mere 13 missions. The Luftwaffe was winning this war of at ...e many new planes, and inexperienced pilots did report for duty; but their life expectancy was down to a couple of combat sorties. Increasingly the Luftwaffe went int

...relapsing course of his illness that evolved in bouts, did not affect his life expectancy and decreased with old age, and also the time of life at which it started.