Table 3.

Lifespan Attributes and Their Values

Labels and Parameters
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 10 years then dies	-
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years, 11 months, and 23 days	D7
(1 week less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years, 11 months, and 16 days then dies	D14
(2 weeks less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years, 11 months, and 9 days then dies	D21
(3 weeks less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years and 11 months then dies	M1
(1 month less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years and 10 months then dies	M2
(2 months less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years and 9 months then dies	M3
(3 months less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years and 8 months then dies	M4
(4 months less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years and 6 months then dies	M6
(6 months less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years and 3 months then dies	M9
(9 months less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 9 years then dies	Y1
(1 year less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 8 years then dies	Y2
(2 years less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 7 years then dies	Y3
(3 years less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 6 years then dies	Y4
(4 years less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 5 years then dies	Y5
(5 years less than 10 years)
Afterwards, the child has no health problems for 4 years then dies	Y6
(6 years less than 10 years)

D_k, M_k, and Y_k represent the reduction in a 10-year lifespan in days, months, and years, respectively, with an index, k, representing the number of time units.