Sentence examples for conventional lifetime from inspiring English sources

Nine raters with experience of the conventional lifetime diagnostic process participated (2 psychiatrists and 7 psychologists) and made ratings on the BADDS dimensions.

In an attempt to curtail the influence of this in our study, we restricted our survey to a 12-month prevalence which would have tasked the participants' memory lesser than the conventional lifetime and career prevalence.

As with conventional lifetime best-estimate categorical diagnosis, the dimensional ratings are made on the basis of all available information – which typically would include semi-structured lifetime psychiatric interview and review of psychiatric case notes.

Lifetime data collected at product design and production stage or field operational stage often exhibit heterogeneity patterns, making the homogeneity assumption in conventional statistical lifetime models invalid.

For the first time, a conventional positron lifetime spectrum of a Cz-Si probe measured with a spectrometer, where an MCP-PMT detector is included, has been demonstrated.

A positron NDT system was designed and constructed by modifying the "sandwich" structure of sample source sample in the conventional positron lifetime spectrometer.

It is shown that when applied to the 6.5 kV IGBT, the improvement can be more than a factor of two when switching 30 A cm−2, in comparison to conventional uniform lifetime control.

Scenario 1: single detector, single filter (1d s f): If the signal is detected by a single detector (see Figures 1 A and 9 A, B) and the excitation is polarized, the polarization induced difference in the fluorescence decays is very small, so that conventional fluorescence lifetime correlation spectroscopy hardly accomplishes to separate the species (in Figure 1 A).

A conventional slow fast coincidence lifetime spectrometer with plastic scintillators has been used for the lifetime measurements.

In contrast to conventional imaging, fluorescence lifetime or time-domain imaging can discriminate between fluorophores with different lifetime decay rates [ 50].

We have described a relatively simple dimensional rating system, BADDS, that can be used as an adjunct to conventional best-estimate lifetime diagnostic procedures [ 27] in order to provide information about four key domains of lifetime psychopathology: Mania (M), Depression (D), Psychosis (P) and Incongruence (I).