Sentence examples for capture lifetime from inspiring English sources

A single measure of income is less likely than a single measure of education attainment to capture lifetime average financial resources (Heck and Pamuk 1997).

Only a few of those studies, however, attempted to capture lifetime alcohol intake in their exposure assessments [ 25, 26, 29, 36].

More carefully designed studies that capture lifetime exercise, smoking and food intakes are needed to explore these potential associations between lifestyle factors and hyperglycemia.

Preference of alcohol type was defined at baseline for each participant and does not capture lifetime consumption pattern, however, data from follow up assessments of beer, wine and hard liquor consumption suggest that preference does not change greatly.

Additionally, the variables used to measure smoking and exposure to tobacco smoke may not fully capture lifetime cumulative exposure to tobacco; therefore, the proportion of the decline in cadmium concentrations attributed to smoking may be biased.

The differences found were independent of major behavioral risk factors such as smoking and education, but a major challenge to these assessments is the difficulty in fully capturing lifetime environmental risk factors, thus adjustment may not have been complete.

A series of structured questions captured lifetime and recent migration and travel patterns, including the place of birth, length of time living in Agbogbloshie, number of residences within Accra, and summary measures of number of trips and reasons for that travel.

They do not capture the lifetime effects of migration, which in principle is the best way to appraise its fiscal effects but in practice is subject to too many uncertainties.

But it does mean that revenue per student will decline, and that colleges and universities will need to work a lot harder and be a lot more creative to capture the lifetime value of student-consumers.

A common mistake is to think "if I can just get through the residency, I'll be able to capture the lifetime benefit of more job availability with a one-time payment of time".

These partially capture the lifetime of individual-specific genetic and environmental factors that have shaped that individual's health status.