Sentence examples for compared to a lifetime from inspiring English sources

"This was nothing compared to a lifetime of captivity," Valladolid said.

Kidney transplantation is the preferred treatment for patients with end-stage renal disease, as it substantially increases a patient's survival and is cost-saving compared to a lifetime of dialysis.

Seven years are not much compared to a lifetime.

The incremental cost of quality condoms is nothing compared to a lifetime of medical costs associated with HIV.

In patients with HIV and LTBI, the annual risk of progression to active TB is approximately 10% per year [ 7- 9] compared to a lifetime risk of 5-10% in immunocompetent persons [ 7].

But that's a small price compared to a lifetime of servitude to a job you absolutely hate.

(This compares to a lifetime risk of fatal lung cancer in the general population of about one in 250 for non-smokers. That means if 1,000 non-smokers are exposed to depleted uranium in heavy doses, five would die of lung cancer - rather than four if none had been exposed).

This compares to a lifetime risk of developing breast cancer of 11% by age 85 in the general population [ 3, 4].

Note that in this consideration we assume a typical time of transition from free oxygen molecules to a bubble inside water to be brief compared to a typical lifetime of oxygen bubbles in water, and therefore the number density of oxygen molecules in bubbles exceeds significantly the current number density of free oxygen molecules inside water.

Compared to a 1.6% lifetime risk of developing ovarian cancer in the general population, women with one first-degree relative with ovarian cancer have a 5% risk and women with two first-degree relatives have a 7% risk.

The risk to age 75 for breast cancer among relatives of women with breast cancer was 10.4% compared to a 3.6% lifetime breast cancer risk among relatives of patients with colon or prostate cancer.