Sentence examples for a first lifetime from inspiring English sources

All Olmsted County, Minnesota, residents with a first lifetime deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism during pregnancy or post partum from 1966 to 1990 were identified (N = 90).

A recent study has described that a first lifetime onset of depression in early life (EOD) was associated with more severe depressive symptoms and more residual symptoms over time, and that a first lifetime onset of depression in later life (LOD) was associated with more cognitive and neurological changes [ 17].

Mr Lee was 32 when he committed his crime; more than a second lifetime has passed since.

The film is being taken very seriously indeed in the United States, whose pundits have perhaps misjudged its ironic, throwaway, self-deprecatory tone, and the nomination must feel to O'Toole like a second lifetime achievement prize, only this time with the full complement of competitive bells and whistles.

[11] NOTE: First lifetime incidence of panic.

Saturday was his first lifetime loss.

The authors used a first-order lifetime Markov model (Markov-microsimulation).

The authors of the Swiss model [ 20] used a first-order lifetime Markov-model (individual based simulation) considering three fracture types (distal forearm, (all) vertebral and hip).

These ratios reveal that time-averaged dose approximations may lead to several orders of magnitude error in both the multistage and clonal two-stage models if exposure periods are short, and that 3.4-fold (arsenic) and 8-fold (ethylene dibromide) errors still exist even when an actual two-thirds lifetime exposure is averaged over a full lifetime.

Make that a second, or third, lifetime.

Arroyo almost foiled the plan when he brought a 50-1 horse named Iron Lady home a winner on his third lifetime mount at Rockingham Park.