Sentence examples for effect of lifetime from inspiring English sources
It is impossible to predict the effect of lifetime exposure to these elements.
The effect of lifetime engineering processes on the electrical behaviour of electronic devices is related to the stable defects concentration that establishes in the semiconductor material.
There was a significant main effect of lifetime psychotic symptoms predicting logT3 cortisol (p = 0.04), where high-risk offspring with a mood disorder and psychotic symptoms had 0.64 nmol/L units higher logT3 cortisol compared to high-risk offspring with a mood disorder without psychotic symptoms after accounting for sampling year, age at baseline and sex.
No (additional) effect of lifetime alcohol use disorder was found in any of the tested domains.
Another study goal was to evaluate the possible, largely undetermined [51], [52] effect of lifetime comorbid alcohol use disorder on cognitive functioning.
In the current study we focused on the effect of lifetime, instead of current alcohol use disorder [11], because cognitive dysfunctions can remain over more than 5 years in alcoholics who finally stopped using of alcohol [60], [61] and past exposures are often not taken into account [22].
The presence of radioactive particles and man-made chemicals in the world casts a shadow that is no less ominous because it is formless and obscure, no less frightening because it is simply impossible at the moment to predict the effects of lifetime exposure to chemical and physical agents that are not part of the biological experience of man.
Interestingly, the epigenetic effects of lifetime stress were blunted in individuals who underwent significant childhood trauma, suggesting that early trauma may trigger mechanisms of physiological resilience to chronic stress later in life.
Effects of lifetime exposure have also rarely been investigated (Clougherty et al. 2007; Zmirou et al. 2004).
In general, we did not find independent additional effects of lifetime alcohol consumption after we included current alcohol intake.
The proportion of phenotypic variance explained by imprinting effects of lifetime daily gain was again low, as for the other 2 traits (<0.020 in all populations).
