Sentence examples for * life interval from inspiring English sources

Estimated breeding values were used as observations, and the following traits were analyzed: 305-d lactation milk, fat, and protein yield; somatic cell score; herd life; interval of calving to first service; and age at first service.

The Crossland and the Findley fatigue criteria incorporating stabilized residual stresses as mean stresses were found to predict the fatigue strength with a relative error lower than 15% within the entire fatigue life interval, for all the material variants and the loading conditions considered.

The survival curve remained between 0.5 and 1.0 until the last life interval (Fig.  4).

The life expectancy in the first life interval was ex = 138.89, reaching 244.12 at the 31st day of life, followed by relative stabilization until the 53rd day and then a gradual decrease (Fig.  3).

Entropy value shows a high mortality rate during the first life intervals.

When strawberries were exposed to a two-day shelf-life interval, the percent loss in fresh weight was significantly less for the organic berries than for the conventional berries (Table 2).

Based on the S N curve and the S T curve, an experiential model fitting the relationship between fatigue life and interval was established.

Using a closed-loop design, we experimentally provided more versus less contingent vocal feedback to twin infant marmoset monkeys over their first 2 months of life, the interval during which their contact calls transform from noisy, immature calls to tonal adult-like "phee" calls [7, 8].

When parents traded-off less than their full life expectancy, interval regression was equivalent to ordinary least squares regression.

4 The postpartum period provides a major life stress interval over which the chronological course of psychiatric disorders can be examined.

The reduction in size is proportional to the radionuclide half-life and intervals (here 24 h) between the injections.