Average number of years a newborn infant can be expected to live.
A statistical measure of the average number of years individuals born in a given year can be expected to live under the environmental conditions prevailing in that year. Life expectancy is measured at birth and at other periods in life and changes as the individual ages.
Amount of use which may be expected from an element before it must be replaced; will vary according to element's characteristics, operating conditions and condition of influent.
the age to which a given person or population is anticipated to live based on survival statistics.
the length of time that a person can, on the average, expect to live.
is the average (median) number of years that a person can expect to live but is usually based on contemporary death rates which may be higher than those experienced by future cohorts, so tends to underestimate life expectancy. May be calculated from birth (in which case it is dominated by infant mortality in poorer countries), or from other ages.
the typical age someone can expect to live.
The length of time that an average person is expected to live, which is used by insurance companies use to make projections of benefit payouts.
The average age at which death occurs.
the average number of years which a person can expect to live. It is calculated seperately for femals and males, and is a strong indicator of the living standards in a country or among a group of people.
Age to which a person in a particular cohort is statistically likely to live (given his or her current age and health status), on the basis of average longevity of a population. (545)
The length of time a person of a given age can be expected to live, based on mortality tables.
Before HAART, HIV-positive people were expected to live an average of 10 years. With HAART and other basic care they can stay healthy much longer. But HAART's side effects can lead to severe and sometimes life-threatening conditions such as heart disease (see lipodystrophy).
Most published figures refer to life expectancy at birth. This is the number of years a new-born child will live, given the range of mortality risks in their country of birth.
The average number of additional years a person can be expected to live, usually referring to life expectancy at birth. In 1860, an infant born in the U.S. could expect to live to age 40. In contrast, the same infant born in 2002 could expect to live to age 77. Life expectancies for inhabitants of less developed countries tend to be considerably lower than for those of developed ones. For example, average life expectancies at birth in 2002 in Haiti, Senegal and Indonesia were 49, 53 and 68, respectively, compared to those of the United Kingdom, Sweden and Japan, which were 78, 80, and 81, respectively.
The probable number of years (or other time period) that members of a particular age class of a population are expected to live, based on statistical studies of similar populations in similar environments.
The average number of years that a group or cohort of infants born in the same year are expected to live.
The age to which an average person is expected to live, as calculated by actuaries.
Longevity, the average length of life of individuals in a population.
Average number of years an individual could be expected to live based on current patterns of mortality. This indicator reflects environmental conditions in a country, the health of its people, the quality of care they receive when they are sick, and their living conditions.
an expected time to live as calculated on the basis of statistical probabilities
The number of years a person is expected to live, on average, after a given age.
The average number of years of life remaining to a person at a particular age based on a given set of age-specific death rates, and the mortality condition of the individual in the period mentioned.
The average age at which 50 percent of newborn children survive.
The average number of years remaining for a person of a given age to live according to a particular mortality table used as a reference.
is the average total number of years that a human expects to live (Hayflick, 2000).
The average number of years that a person can anticipate living after a given age, usually birth. Most often based upon the current mortality experience of a population.
The average number of years a member is expected to live according to actuarial tables
Life expectancy calculations are based on mortality tables corresponding to the number of years a person is statistically presumed to be able to live.
Life expectancy corresponds to the number of years a person is statistically presumed to be able to live. Life expectancy calculations are based on mortality tables.
The average number of years remaining for an individual to live shown at each age based on long term studies by insurance companies. These statistics as shown on charts called mortality tables.
The number of years an individual is expected to live based on his or her current age and applicable IRS tables.
The number of additional years you are expected to live (on average) at a given age.
how long, on average, an animal can be expected to live. Can be used interchangeably with average lifespan and average longevity.
The average future lifetime of a person at a specified age.
The actuarially projected period of time a person is expected to live. Life expectancies are averages based on factors such as the sex and current age of an individual. Although illustrations may sometimes be provided for durations only up to “life expectancy,” roughly half the population would be expected to live beyond life expectancy.
A term given to describe how long an individual is likely to live
is the period of time that a person can expect to live, on average, given their present age. On the basis of statistics, life expectancy tables are drawn up which are used as a basis for retirement investment products such as fixed term annuities.
The length of time a person is expected to live based upon statistical averages.
The average age that a newborn infant can expect to attain in a particular time and place.
The average number of years of life remaining for a group of people of a given age according to a particular mortality table.
The projection of how long a person will live on average - at a given age, based on the experience of a large group of people.
A calculation made to determine the number of years a person is expected to live according to a particular mortality table. This is one of the considerations in determining life insurance premiums.
The average length of time people are likely to live, taking into account such factors as their present age, health and occupation.
Life Expectancy is the average number of years of life remaining to a person at a particular age and is based on a given set of age-specific death rates, generally the mortality conditions existing in the period mentioned.
The estimated average number of years of life remaining for a group of persons of a particular age, as set forth in a mortality table.
The number of years that, on average, people of a particular age are expected to live, based on statistical results from the Australian population. These statistics are published by the Australian Government in the Australian Life Tables.
The average number of years that an average person of a given age maybe expected to live, usually as determined by mortality tables.
The average duration of the life remaining to a number of persons of a given age, according to a given mortality table.
the average number of years that a person in a given country may expect to live - the average life expectancy for people in a developing country is 61 and for developed countries is 74
How long people are expected to live. This is measured in years.
Average period that someone might expect to live.
The average number of years a person of a given age is expected to live as shown on the mortality table used by the insurance providers a reference.
The average number of additional years a person of a given age and sex would live if current mortality trends were to continue.
The life expectancy of a mat can vary dramatically depending on a multitude of factors such as: number of shifts per day, amount of foot traffic, exposure to oils, caustic chemicals or fluids, excessive temperatures, cleaning and maintenance schedule, compound, etc.
The life expectancy of a cohort of a given age is the arithmetic mean of the actual survival times of all the individuals. For example, consider a cohort of just five individuals all born on the same day. If they live 10, 20, 50, 60, and 80 years, respectively, the life expectancy of the cohort is (10+20+50+60+80)/5 = 44 years. Note that three of the individuals lived to age 40 and beyond; at age 40 their life expectancy would be (10 + 20 + 40)/3 = 23.3 additional years.
The average number of years of life remaining to a number of people of a given age according to a given mortality table.
Average - The most likely length of time one can expect to live after all factors that might cause death have been considered. Including: accidents and diseases. Maximal - The maximum time living organism can expect to live when no other factors that might cause premature death to occur.
The average number of additional years a person would live if current mortality trends were to continue. Life expectancy at birth is the mean length of life of individuals subjected from birth to current mortality trends. Life expectancy is usually computed on the basis of a life table showing the probability of dying at each age for a given population according to the age-specific death rates prevailing at a given period.
Age to which an average person can be expected to live, as calculated by an actuary. Insurance companies base their projections of benefit payouts on actuarial studies of such factors as sex, heredity, and health habits and base their rates on actuarial analysis. Life expectancy can be calculated at birth or some other age and generally varies according to age.
1. The age until which a person is expected to live. 2. The remaining number of years an individual is expected to live, based on IRS issued life expectancy tables. The life expectancy, for Required Minimum Distribution calculation purposes, is determined by the current age of the individual.
Average number of years of life remaining to a person at a particular age if death rates do not change.
The number of years a typical person is likely to live.
The number of years the disc is expected to be useful. The life of a disc is considered at its end when the error rate exceeds a predermined limit, as measured before the error correction process, even if the disc is still playable and the errors are not noticeable to the user.
Average number of years of life remaining for a group of persons of a given age according to a specific table of mortality.
The actuarial estimate of the number of years a person will live from any given age.
The average number of years remaining for a person of a given age to live as shown on the mortality or annuity table used as a reference.
Life expectancy is a calculation of the average length of life for a person. This figure is drawn from actuarial tables and is affected by many factors, including current age, sex, heredity and health characteristics. To create a conservative plan, some financial planners add ten years to their client's life expectancy. This increases the chances that available resources will last as long as the investor lives.
A rating for the expected longevity of recording materials and associated retrieval systems.
A statistical measurement of the number of years a person is expected to live.
represents the average number of years remaining to a person who survives to the beginning of a given age or age interval x.
The average number of years that persons of a given age may expect to survive according to a mortality table.
The amount of use which may be expected from an element before it must be replaced; will vary according to the elements characteristics, the operating conditions, and the degree of contamination of the fluid being filtered.
The number of years an individual is expected to live based on his or her current age is the life expectancy of the individual.
The number of months the individual insured under the life insurance policy to be settled can be expected to live as determined by the life settlement provider, considering medical records and appropriate experiential data.
refers to the average number of additional years a person of a given age and sex might expect to live if the age-specific death rates of the given period continued throughout his/her lifetime.
The average number of additional years a person of a given age could expect to live if current mortality trends were to continue for the rest of that person's life. Most commonly cited as life expectancy at birth.
Life expectancy is the length of time a person is expected to have left to live.
see Average life expectancy.
A factor used in determining insurance rates. Statistically, it is the length of time that a person is expected to live based upon tables that have been calculated reflecting different physical and mental conditions and history.
The average number of years people of a given age are expected to live, according to a mortality table based on factors such as gender, age, heredity, and health characteristics.
represents the average remaining number of years for a person who survives at the beginning of a given age interval. Most commonly cited as life expectancy at birth.
The average number of years a person is expected to live based on a national average per age group, and other factors.
The number of years a person is expected to live as determined by actuaries using mortality (actuarial) tables This information is used to calculate annuity payments, and life insurance premiums.
life insurance living benefits
Life expectancy is a statistical measure defined as the expected (mean) survival of human beings based upon a number of criteria such as gender and geographic location. Popularly, it is most often construed to mean the life expectancy at birth for a given human population, which is the same as the expected age at death. However, technically life expectancy means the expected number of years remaining to live, and it can be calculated for any age.
Life Expectancy is a novel by science fiction/horror writer Dean R. Koontz. The plot centers on five pivotal moments in the life of a self-proclaimed "lummox" named James "Jimmy" Tock.