Sentence examples for corresponding life from inspiring English sources
To identify savings in energy and emissions from biofuel production and utilization, a thorough evaluation of the corresponding life cycle is to be carried out carefully [6].
Therefore, the relative error in remaining life expectancy e a obtained from the classical method shows the relative difference between the actual population death rate for the open age interval and the corresponding life table rate.
The same holds true for the corresponding movement within art of rejecting life in favor of "art for its own sake", that is, of a form of artistic production that self-consciously (and with justification) refuses to express life because it has no foundation in a corresponding life form.
LYs and QALYs in each cohort were calculated by multiplying the aSAH population by the corresponding life expectancy and QALE.
We have described a biomarker analysis protocol that is applicable whenever there is access to longitudinal features, corresponding life expectancy data and literature knowledge.
Although for a few disease categories estimates vary widely (f.e. for cardiovascular disease among women the CIV based on the happiness estimates is much smaller than the corresponding life satisfaction estimate).
The results show that the internalisation of externalities highly influences the evolution of the electricity production mix as well as the corresponding life-cycle profile, hastening the decarbonisation of the power generation system and thus leading to a significant decrease in life-cycle impacts.
Cyclic stress strain curves and corresponding fatigue life curves are identified.
And the corresponding service life of RC columns were predicted by Monte-Carlo Method.
A simulation program (FCG-System) is developed to simulate the fatigue crack path and to compute the corresponding fatigue life.
In-situ results were then used to propose a maintenance plan, structured for each system component, corresponding service life prediction and type of maintenance action.
