But pop music should never be valued by duration or longevity.
This chapter deals with several different categories of timing issues: egg to adult development time, sexual maturation, diurnal factors, female remating, copulation duration, and longevity.
Alison Martin of Swiss Re, another reinsurer, says her firm is trying to increase the duration of longevity-related instruments.
Although the studied events largely differ in longevity, duration and physical environment (ice, snow, water, ground, air), the piecewise decaying exponential model describes a common evolutive pattern.
For branch leaves, production, duration, standing mean and longevity were all higher in the open stand, though longevity (38·9 vs. 32·9 d) was not significant owing to large variations among individuals.
Survival analysis is used to assess longevity or duration where there are subjects who do not experience the event of interest at alternative points in time (Menard 2008; Singer and Willett 2003).
Extinction rate (E) is calculated as the inverse of the longevity (temporal duration) of a species in the clade such that: E = 1/d, where d is the average species duration.
Identified risks cannot be extended automatically to all compounds in a class, as risks depend on dose, potency, duration of exposure and longevity within the bee and the environment.
Long term follow-up studies for RSA as the primary treatment of PHF are necessary in order to assess the incidence of late or long-term complications with respect to component longevity, loosening, duration of pain relief and reduction of strength and ROM.
In our work, we investigated several life history traits (body size, duration of development, preadult survival, longevity and productivity) in two tropical and two temperate natural populations of D. melanogaster recently collected, and in a temperate population maintained for twelve years at the constant temperature of 18°C in the laboratory.
