Sentence examples for a lifetime estimate from inspiring English sources

[ 2] This may denote a preference for risk data to be presented as a lifetime estimate instead of as points in time along an axis.

However, when asked to prioritize which single time horizon they preferred, more than half preferred a lifetime estimate, with one respondent commenting "I chose lifetime.

No significant increases in risk for fetal death were observed across four measures of exposure: a lifetime estimate of PCB exposure based on species-specific PCB levels; the number of years of fish consumption; kilograms of sport fish consumed in 1990-1991; and a lifetime estimate of kilograms eaten.

Rates varied with one study reporting a lifetime estimate of self-harm of 3% [ 21], and the other finding 38% of boys and 45% of girls had self-harmed in the past 6 months [ 22].

With a lifetime estimated at 5 7 years, the entire surface of the Mars can be mapped in detail by a couple dozen platforms.

This suggests an ability of the present approach to give a fatigue lifetime estimate for the entire solder joint by extrapolating some specific computed quantities from the local model.

Appropriate signal processing of raw data from an unmodified state-of-the art flow cytometer can yield a fluorescence lifetime estimate based on the delay between the measured fluorescence and scatter response to passing cells (62).

The offspring were administered a lifetime best estimate diagnosis as described later.

The HRs were administered a lifetime best estimate DSM-IV diagnosis.

Similarly, past history of specific DUE MSDs will be aggregated into a lifetime prevalence estimate of these disorders.

DSM-IV diagnoses in the offspring were made blind to the parent diagnosis by means of a lifetime best estimate procedure reviewing all available medical records, family informants, interviews and the structured interview with the offspring or the parent.