For example, two bonds may have the same occupancy but differ in lifetimes, as one bond may rapidly form and break, while the other may be longer-lived but forms more sparsely.
Similarly, groups did not differ in their lifetime individual risk behaviors: that is, there were no significant differences in age when women first traded sex, the number of years they reported being in sex work, nor when they first injected drugs.
MZ co-twins have the same age and a virtually identical genotype, thus controlling for their effect on DNA methylation (Heijmans et al., 2007; Bell et al., 2011), while they may differ in their lifetime exposure to environmental factors and can develop small phenotypic differences with age (Martin et al., 1997).
In addition to their masses, the two eigenstates of the system also differ in their lifetime values14.
Given the recent declines in heart attack and stroke incidence, it is unclear how women and men differ in first lifetime presentations of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs).
But, the lines did not differ in how their lifetime fecundities were affected by different food concentrations (LINE*FOOD: F15,223 = 1.30, p = 0.20).
Students in the intervention and control group did not differ in rates for lifetime and current smoking at baseline.
Haas offers a few different detox programs, which differ in length (three days to a lifetime) and intensity (three-meals-a-day plan to fasting).
Thus, since the anisotropy differences are counted in addition to lifetimes, it becomes possible to highlight any dynamic process between two species in mixture solution if they differ in rotational correlation time or/and lifetime.
The present study was designed to determine if subtypes of smokers exist and differ in their risk of MD and lifetime MD symptoms.
