life expectancies

美 [laɪf ɪkˈspɛktənsiz]英 [laɪf ɪksˈpɛktənsiz]
  • n.预期寿命;预计存在(或持续)的期限
  • life expectancy的复数
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life expectancies

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    N-UNCOUNT 预期寿命;平均(期望)寿命
    The life expectancy of a person, animal, or plant is the length of time that they are normally likely to live.

    The average life expectancy was 40...

    平均期望寿命曾是40岁。

  1. They had longer life expectancies than their parents .

    他们比上一辈人的预期寿命要长。

  2. Others enjoy some of the highest life expectancies in the world .

    另一些国家享有世界最长的预期寿命。

  3. In fact , modern lifestyles are actually exacerbating the gap between male and female life expectancies .

    实际上,现代生活方式确实加大了男女寿命差别的鸿沟。

  4. The researchers estimated the impact on life expectancies using mortality data from 1991-2000 .

    研究人员通过1991年-2000年的死亡率数据来估计对预期寿命的影响。

  5. Measuring and analysing the change in life expectancies of female population in Hebei province

    河北省女性人口平均预期寿命变化的度量分析

  6. Requirements , software designs and even test scripts have relatively short life expectancies compared to code .

    需求、软件设计,甚至测试脚本与代码比较有相对短的预期寿命。

  7. Life expectancies between rich and poor countries can differ by as much as40 years .

    富国与穷国之间期望寿命的差异可高达40年。

  8. But many others are able to manage their condition with a variety of treatments and have normal life expectancies .

    但是其他多数人可以通过多种治疗手段控制病程并享有通常的预期寿命。

  9. Life expectancies differ depending on the kind of cancer , the affected organ and other tissues .

    生命延长的程度是根据癌症的种类、不同的组织和器官受到感染而不同。

  10. In fact , he notes that countries with the highest life expectancies are experiencing the biggest improvement .

    他指出,其实那些预期寿命最长的国家的人口寿命正在大幅度地延长。

  11. Caught in a cycle of poverty and disease , people in the hardest-hit countries face shorter life expectancies and economic decline .

    生活在受影响最严重国家中的人民,由于始终处于贫穷和疾病的恶性循环中,面临着预期寿命缩短和经济衰退等恶果。

  12. If they do not have access , health inequities produce decades of differences in life expectancies not only between countries but within countries .

    如果他们不能获得卫生保健,健康方面的不公平现象在国家之间和国家内部都会造成预期寿命出现几十年差异的情况。

  13. Harvard Medical School points out that research has shown that life expectancies significantly decrease in subjects who average less than five or more than nine hours a night .

    哈佛医学院的研究表明,一天睡眠少于五小时或多于九小时会增加死亡率。

  14. ' The negative effects of fat and alcohol we see today would not have mattered so much then as life expectancies were between 30 and 40 years . '

    我们今天所看到的高脂肪和酗酒所导致的副作用可能在当时并不是一个问题,因为当时人类的寿命仅仅是在三十到四十岁之间。

  15. Like their aquatic counterparts , pet chickens don 't have very long life expectancies , usually hanging on for just a few days or weeks .

    跟他们水生的同伴一样,宠物小鸡不会活得很长,通常能活几天或者几周。

  16. On that basis , nobody over the age of 65 will ever see the market hit a new high , based on current life expectancies some 12 per cent of the US population .

    基于这一假设,按照当前的人均寿命计算,现年超过65岁的老人占美国人口的12%没人能看到市场创下新高。

  17. Cuba 's " polyclinics " have helped give Cubans one of the longest life expectancies ( 78 years ) of any developing country in the world .

    古巴的“多科诊所”有助于使古巴人获得世界上所有发展中国家中的最长预期寿命(78岁)。

  18. This paper use the theory of measuring the change in life expectancies by Eduardo E. Arriaga in 1984 , to analyse the life expectancies of female population in Hebei province

    本文应用EduardoE.Ariaga在1984年提出的平均预期寿命变化度量理论对河北省女性人口平均预期寿命进行分析

  19. When the food density was 2.0 × 10 ~ 6 cells / ml , the net reproductive rates , life expectancies at hatching and the generation times of the two rotifer species were all similar .

    当食物密度为2.0×10~6cells/ml时,两种轮虫的净生殖率、生命期望和世代时间均无显著差异。

  20. Life expectancies in the low 80s mean that by the time they die , most Japanese have been retired for nearly two decades and their funerals are no longer padded with ex-colleagues .

    80岁出头的平均寿命,意味着多数人在逝世时已退休近20年,他们的葬礼上不再满是以前的同事。

  21. Longer life expectancies will allow more time for aging workers to pull in a decent paycheck , stay active physically and mentally , save up money , and then travel the world later on in life .

    长寿可以给我们提供更多的薪水、活跃的身心以及足够的存款来保证我们退休后环游世界的大计。

  22. They found that in the north , the concentration of particulates was 184 micrograms per cubic meter ― or 55 percent ― higher than in the south , and life expectancies were 5.5 years lower on average across all age ranges .

    他们发现,在北方,微粒的浓度为每立方米184微克&比南部数据高55%,而且在所有年龄段的平均预期寿命比南方短5.5年。

  23. The researchers said the difference in life expectancies was almost entirely due to an increased incidence of deaths classified as cardiorespiratory ― those from causes that have previously been linked to air quality , including heart disease , stroke , lung cancer and respiratory illnesses .

    研究人员说,预期寿命的差异几乎完全是由于心肺死亡类疾病的发生率增加&这些通常被人们认为是空气质量导致的疾病包括心脏病、中风、肺癌和呼吸系统疾病。