Sentence examples for common lifetime from inspiring English sources

Some pacemakers may last up to 15 years and can be reused; the most common lifetime is seven years.

Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is a common (lifetime prevalence: 5.1%), recurrent condition, which often heralds other psychiatric disorders, notably depression.

Two different scenarios are addressed, the first considering common lifetime of 20 years and the second considering increased lifetime of 40 years with reuse of tower parts.

Both states decay with a common lifetime (6.2 ns) that is longer compared to the corrole model (3.9 ns) and shorter with respect to the porphyrin reference (9.9 ns).

The current study of 371 community mental health clients with severe mental illness examined differences in frequency of common lifetime trauma and other stressful events in clients with schizophrenia spectrum and major mood disorders in order to gauge the unique variance in posttraumatic stress symptoms explained by trauma/stressful events when controlling for other psychiatric measures.

Baseline data demonstrated that coexisting disorders were common; lifetime substance use disorder was reported by all participants, all but one confirmed antisocial personality disorder, a majority were established with mood and/or anxiety disorders, and one-quarter confirmed concomitant autism-spectrum disorder.

A consecutive-k-out-of-n F system is a system of n independent and linearly consecutive-k-out-of-n Fconsecutive-k-out-of-n Fus) lifetime distribution F, in whiconsecutive-k-out-of-n F consecutive-k-out-of-n Fail.

For the turbulent case, the standard k ε turbulence model was used with the most common eddy lifetime model for turbulent particle dispersion [Gosman and Ioannides (1983) J. Energy 7, 482 490].

This transition is not apparent in the temperature dependence of intensity data which, in common with the lifetime data, are sensitive to the onset of both the γ and β transitions of the polymer.

HPV infection is common, with a lifetime risk exceeding 50% (World Health Organization (WHO, 2004)).

Emotional abuse was the most common type of lifetime IPV (52.6%).