Sentence examples for absolute lifetime from inspiring English sources

Although absolute lifetime decay values are readily available, there has been no known work presenting absolute intensity measurements throughout the phosphors operating temperature range.

The Court, in its opinion by Judge McKee, agreed with the appellant's argument that "an absolute lifetime ban on using computers and computer equipment as well as accessing the internet, with no exception for employment or education, involves a greater deprivation of liberty than is reasonably necessary and is not reasonably related to the factors set forth in 18 U.S.C.

"It felt like an absolute lifetime waiting to find out if he would live or die.

However, the absolute lifetime prevalence estimates varied between studies [ 7– 10].

However, the absolute lifetime risk of any brain tumor is approximately 1 2%.

Table 2 presents absolute lifetime risks of developing specific breast cancer subtypes for white, black, Hispanic, and Asian women.

All the above said, the roughly identical percentage tax cut for the rich and the poor means a far greater absolute remaining lifetime tax cut for the rich than for the poor.

As a result, small errors may magnify projections of absolute yearly or lifetime myocyte turnover.

Risk can be expressed as in absolute, individual or lifetime terms.

In brief, because the lifetime absolute risk reduction of microvascular complications resulting from lower A1C is linear within this range (as opposed to a log-linear absolute risk reduction when starting at higher A1C levels), arithmetic interpolation was used to equally weight each 0.1% decrease in A1C.

Fig. 2 shows graphs of the ORs determined at increasing risk threshold levels for either 5-year or lifetime absolute risk outputs from the PFRM (solid line), compared to BCRAT (dashed line) and to the random assignment of cases and controls (solid line).