Sentence examples for a normal lifetime from inspiring English sources

The upshot is that about half of the heart's muscle cells are exchanged in the course of a normal lifetime, the Swedish group calculates.

A spokesman said the view that the extra risk of developing fatal cancers was so small as to be undetectable above the general risk of dying from cancer over a normal lifetime, reflected the MoD's thinking.

In the course of a normal lifetime, the muscles of the jaw lose about forty per cent of their mass and the bones of the mandible lose about twenty per cent, becoming porous and weak.

The cells are so busy trying to fight H.I.V., dividing and redividing in order to keep the virus in check, that in a decade or so they run through telomeres that would otherwise last them a normal lifetime.

Over a year, an estimated five million Americans will be, and over a normal lifetime nearly all of us will come to know the glassed bay of an I.C.U. from the inside.

It also needs to be considered in the context of the risks of contracting cancer during a "normal" lifetime on Earth, which is 26% (for a UK citizen).

Within the normal lifetime of 18 months, however, the pancreas remained normal in all transgenic animals.

Those circuits were changed 8 and 11 days after ECMO initiation, which, in our experience, may be the normal lifetime of membranes.

The latter includes misdiagnoses and true cancer lesions that would not have had any impact on the health of the women during their normal lifetime.

But the heavy metals like gold and platinum are not synthesized during a normal star's lifetime.

For log-normal lifetime distribution with compound error structure (i.e., symmetry, inter-class and intra-class correlation error structures), we have developed methods for construction of D-optimal robust first order designs.