Sentence examples for any subsequent lifetime from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the lifetime prevalence of any subsequent lifetime home or workplace ETS exposure was higher among those with COPD than among those without COPD (89% vs. 82%, p = 0.0004 and 67% vs. 60%, p = 0.012, respectively).

The former Pakistan spinner's subsequent lifetime ban was recognised internationally, while Westfield was banned for five years, but will be allowed to participate in club cricket after three years.

Embrittlement of the reactor pressure vessel of the Borssele nuclear power plant has been investigated taking account of the design lifetime of 40 years and considering 20 years subsequent lifetime extension.

For example recent research in ewes has demonstrated that during its early development the foetal ovary is remarkably sensitive to maternal nutrition with subsequent lifetime effects on ovulation rate.

The subsequent lifetime of white dwarfs is thought to be on the order of the lifetime of the proton, known to be at least 1032 years.

Urania details Agustín's role in the events that led to her rape by the Dominican leader, and to her subsequent lifetime of celibacy and emotional trauma.

If there is a match between the adaptive change and the subsequent lifetime environment then the change is likely to be beneficial to adult health.

In particular, 5 years of combination-type oral contraceptive use is likely to reduce a woman's lifetime risk of endometrial cancer by some 60%; whereas 5 years of unopposed oestrogen replacement therapy is likely to increase her subsequent lifetime risk by at least 90%; and even 5 years of 'adequately' opposed therapy is likely to increase subsequent lifetime risk by at least 50%.

Here we report the first investigation of early childhood thyroid radiation exposure from environmental radioiodine and subsequent lifetime incidence of infertility or sterility, using dosimetry to estimate individual exposures.

Given the young age of presentation of these chronic illnesses, and the fortunate fact that they are rarely, if ever, immediately fatal, the subsequent lifetime morbidity is substantial (Park and Bass, 2010).

If there is a mismatch between the adaptive change and the subsequent lifetime environment then the response will likely be in fact maladaptive and lead to dysfunction and greater risk of disease.