Sentence examples for correct lifetime from inspiring English sources
When several bubbles of varying sizes are formed in a cell, superposition of the individual pressure transients impedes correct lifetime determination.
This contrast is confirmed by the fluorescence lifetime histogram (Fig. 5(c)), which shows these two distinct lifetime populations and confirms that the correct lifetime of ~2.5ns has been determined for GFP.
Not enough is being done to correct a lifetime of imbalances that brought the industry to its current state.
Since the two represent different things (polarity of local environment vs. probe wobble (after correcting for lifetime)), isn't there value in exploring conditions under which they may report disparate results?
"The acknowledgment that this painting belonged to their family meant a huge injustice could be corrected during their lifetime".
The group of Duran has measured single ion channel currents through gA using lipid bilayers covalently tethered to Au. There, they observed approximately the correct current, but the lifetime was 100× smaller than our measured lifetime of gA and that of suspended bilayer measurements of gA, with no explanation given.
NVCDA will help end the vicious cycle of lifetime unemployment, correct the unspeakable offense of wrongful incarceration, and give people, NON-VIOLENT people, their families, our veterans and ALL OF US OR NONE OF US a second and equal chance at life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Correct information on participants' lifetime number of sexual partners was thought to be of central importance to the study.
For many women finding the right contraceptive method can be challenging and consistent and correct use over a lifetime is difficult.
Correct assignment of population lifetime risk of breast cancer was 16% in the uninformed precounsel group and 33% in the post-counsel group, likewise personal risk was correct in 11% and 41% respectively.
If this interpretation is correct, the decline in lifetime prevalence seen in older age groups is real, and future decades will be characterized by increasing prevalence in these groups as high-risk birth cohorts become older.
