Sentence examples for a lifetime further from inspiring English sources

But the announcement last month that the START (Strategic Timing of AntiRetroviral Treatment) trial definitively shows that early treatment for HIV extends life expectancy and reduces HIV-related illness over a lifetime further solidifies the role of early treatment as an important tool in the anti-HIV arsenal.

Age, family history, previous breast cancer, mutations in BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes, low parity, and more ovulations over a lifetime further enhance the risk 21.

A-TEEN improves the energy efficiency and lifetime further operating in the same settings compared with the regular TEEN.

Most of the people needed by the new industries are young, unmarried and already carrying a burden of debt, yet we can think of no happier outcome for them than a lifetime of further debt and DIY.

In order to completely understand the interaction between weight status, weight development and the associated future health care utilisation and costs from a lifetime perspective, further research is necessary.

Hardy may have picked up fresh fans with Mad Max: Fury Road (£17.4m UK lifetime), further stoking interest in his Legend performances.

ORIA extends the lifetime further using in-network aggregation.

AMAPTEEN delays the time of node death, balances energy consumption, and extends network lifetime further operating in the same settings compared with ADCAPTEEN.

Mating with males for their lifetime further reduced female lifespan for all isolates, but for the most part, the bulk of a male's effect 50-900 %) on female lifespan was achieved within the first 24 h (Fig.  4b).

To explore the trend in lifetimes further, the data from the green channel (plotted in Figs. 3 b and d) can be represented as scatter plots showing τ i against its fractional component f i (Figs. 4 a and b ). Figure 4a demonstrates that the shorter lifetime peak at 100-150 pseenen in Fig. 3b for DN has a large range in fractional component f1.

Alan spent a lifetime taking his research further afield, recording in remote corners of the globe.