Sentence examples for bear a high lifetime from inspiring English sources

First-degree relatives (FDRs) of type 2 diabetic patients bear a high lifetime risk of developing insulin resistance and represent a genetic model for studies into the cause of type 2 diabetes.

Interestingly, Anabaptists reported a higher lifetime incidence of head injury.

About 65% of the attendees of traditional healing practices in Jinja and Iganga districts had psychological distress, 60% had at least one diagnosable current mental illness and 16.3% had at least one disorder in their lifetime thus traditional healers bear a high burden of care of patients with mental health problems.

The hardness measured with Vickers indenter bears a high value of about 1409 HV.

This suggests that the nanotube arrays could bear such a high temperature.

Bears had a high foraging "success" rate (⩾88%) in foraging CWD where galleries also occurred, which was assessed by summing CWD items with the concurrence of bear sign and galleries, divided by the sum of all CWD with bear sign.

Your local coffee shop probably has a higher customer lifetime value while hiring fewer people.

Not surprisingly, Mr. Salinger turned him down, saying he had "borne all the exploitation and loss of privacy I can possibly bear in a single lifetime".

As he once wrote to biographer Ian Hamilton (in the course of suing Hamilton for quoting from his unpublished letters), "I think I've borne all the exploitation and loss of privacy I can possibly bear in a single lifetime".

Higher lifetime exposure to estrogen is a known risk factor for breast cancer.

Second, as with most neurodevelopmental (or immunological) disorders, autism is chronic in nature and the ramifications of the dysfunction are borne across a lifetime.