In that way, we model both a high and low variability of the documents' lifetime.
The Addiction Severity Index [35] was used to document lifetime drug and alcohol use.
Because this is the first study to document lifetime parent/caregiver abuse through the self-reports of adolescents in planned lesbian families, it will be interesting to see whether future studies of same-sex parented families yield similar results.
Lear (1812-1888), ofe of the great artist-travelers of the Victorian Age and author of "The Owl and the Pussycat," documented a lifetime of journeys throughout the Mediterranean and India.
Epidemiological studies based on structured diagnostic interviews have consistently documented high lifetime prevalence of psychiatric disorders [ 1- 7] with even higher rates in more recent surveys.
On the seller side, the DocStore allows document sellers, such as LegalZoom, Career Press, and BK Publishers, to keep 100percentt of their sales for the first 60 days of a document's lifetime on DocStoc.
Vasari says that he was always called Fra Giovanni Angelico (Angelic Brother John), though the sobriquet was not documented in his lifetime.
We have also previously documented that the lifetime risk of developing asthma is higher in urban populations compared to rural populations [ 40].
More than perhaps any other document in our lifetime, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, championed by Eleanor Roosevelt and adopted by the United Nations in 1948, placed this set of questions on the global agenda.
Mahfouz had spent an entire lifetime documenting just such scenes — of chaos and confusion, of contradiction spliced with chicanery, of situations in which nothing is what it appears to be — as he perfected the novel form in Arabic literature.
These early charters from Stephen's reign are Walter's last appearances in documents during his lifetime.
