Sentence examples for * life length from inspiring English sources

Regardless of what applies in other areas of life, length definitely does matter in theatre.

So in games development, as in so many things in life, length isn't everything.

A company in Spain, provocatively named Life Length, has begun selling a test for 500 euros ($712), that says that it can tell people their biological age, which may not correspond to their chronologic age.

"It doesn't mean we will tell anyone how long they will live," said María Blasco, a co-founder of Life Length and a molecular biologist at the Spanish National Cancer Research Center in Madrid.

Sally Greenbrook, policy manager at Breast Cancer Now, said: "What we found happening elsewhere is one organisation like Nice is doing the analysis of clinical excellence and quality of life, length of life and giving it a quality rating and that feeds into a negotiation process.

Secondary aims included duration of CRRT, filter life, length of ventilation, length of stay and mortality.

However, the equation proposed by Flesch-Janys et al. (1996) may be problematic for ages > 60 years because very small variations in the elimination rate could lead to substantial divergence in half-life length, as observed in the case of 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD.

Models based on the rat data demonstrate a linear relationship between increasing fat mass and half-life length at low body burdens, with the impact of adipose tissue on half-life becoming less important at high body burdens (Emond et al. 2006).

Because all these healthy lifestyle modifications presuppose that the most important thing is length of life, or length of time before you have to go back into hospital.

In the Swedish population, the fishermen's wives with the longest total life-time length of breast-feeding had lower concentrations of POP, with the exception of p,p'-DDE concentrations among the east coast women (Table 6).

In the BM, this change in survivin composition of B cells could affect the formation and life-length of the antigen-experienced B cells, where the immature subsets of B cells may utilise the higher production of survivin-2B and survivin-ΔEx3 variants for their maturation limiting RF production.