Sentence examples for compared lifetime from inspiring English sources

Students compared lifetime costs and emissions of conventional gas versus high efficiency vehicles.

Analyses compared lifetime incarceration history in this sample to a group with similar demographics.

We compared lifetime treatment costs and disability adjusted life-expectancy between early vs. delayed cART for ten baseline CD4 count ranges from 250-350 cell/μl.

Eight studies compared lifetime estimates to point prevalence or short period prevalence (i.e., ≤12 months) [ 17, 20, 29, 31, 42, 61, 71, 73].

Misra et al. [2] have compared lifetimes of series (parallel) systems arising out of different allocations of one or two standby redundancies in light of the hazard rate order, the increasing concave (convex) order, and the stochastic precedence order.

Using a sample of 1.5m Americans eligible for Medicare in 1990, Mr McClellan and Mr Skinner compare lifetime Medicare taxes paid by different income groups with their projected lifetime benefits.

Methods: We designed a Markov model to compare lifetime costs and life expectancy for a cohort of 50-year-old men with chronic reflux symptoms.

Here, we compare lifetime rates of psychopathology between a community sample of individuals assessed on multiple occasions to their siblings who completed only a single diagnostic evaluation.

This study compares lifetime prevalence and age of first use (onset) for alcohol, cannabis, and other drugs in six international sites.

Methods: We designed a Markov model to compare lifetime costs and life expectancy for a cohort of 50-year old men with chronic GERD for the presence of BE.

The economic evaluation compares lifetime health effects and costs of the stroke service as compared to usual stroke care.