"Microbeads are an important example of this wider problem of us designing products for one-time use that we're stuck with for our lifetimes, our children's lifetimes, our grand children's lifetimes," he remarked.
'Microbeads are an important example of this wider problem of us designing products for one-time use that we're stuck with for our lifetimes, our children's lifetimes, our grand children's lifetimes.
They would remain, if not forever, for our lifetimes and our children's lifetimes and their children's lifetimes, of that we were certain.
My hope is that in my children's lifetime and their grandchildren's lifetime, we will have overcome these differences".
We estimated children's lifetime exposure to BC, based on residence over each child's lifetime from birth up to the neurocognitive assessment (i.e., updated if they relocated).
Mean Full-Scale IQ scores were 2.3 points lower among children with lifetime average blood lead concentrations ≥ 10 μg/dL than children with lifetime average blood lead concentrations between 5 and 9.9 μg/dL, but this difference was not significant (86.4 vs. 84.1, p = 0.34).
Next, three hierarchical logistic regression models were conducted to predict three outcome variables: (1) the children's lifetime occurrence of wheezing or whistling in the chest, (2) doctor-diagnosed asthma, (3) and the children's lifetime inhaled corticosteroid utilization.
But maybe in your children's lifetime.
Sceptics would add his children's lifetime too.
The man is Robert Kelly, 36, married with three children, a lifetime Chicagoan.
