Sentence examples for elevated lifetime from inspiring English sources

Persons with severe psychiatric disorders such as affective disorder and schizophrenia have highly elevated lifetime suicide risk.

Some RR estimates for all lymphohematopoietic cancers and for leukemia were elevated (lifetime days), but findings were not consistent across exposure metrics.

Two years ago, Jolie had a double mastectomy because she had inherited the faulty BRCA1 gene, which placed her at high risk of developing breast cancer, and also gave her an elevated lifetime risk of developing ovarian cancer.

The study had 95% power to detect a 4.6-fold elevated lifetime risk, and a 9-fold elevated risk in women below age 55.

Another measure of improvement in risk estimation is the ability to correctly assign case status at this same threshold level of elevated lifetime risk (≥12%).

In Table 5, calculated PLRs, based on an elevated lifetime risk threshold of ≥12%, are shown for both PFRM and BCRAT models, comparing the Marin and model building sample sets.

Book a table under the stars along the harbor and suddenly date night is elevated to a lifetime memory.

Consistent with this, triads 5 10 that are upstream to the MMP cleavage site, have elevated occupancy and longer lifetime.

Adolescents of whom at least one parent was born outside of Germany had elevated odds of a lifetime history of suicide attempts (OR 4.45), an effect, that was even more pronounced in adolescents being born outside of Germany (OR 6.78).

A combination of a low scan speed and attendant high laser energy density resulted in the formation of microscopic balling phenomenon and interlayer thermal microcracks, caused by a low liquid viscosity, a long liquid lifetime, and resultant elevated thermal stress.

Factors associated with sustained HPV exposure (abnormal cytology, elevated HPV viral load, increasing lifetime partners) were predictive of HPV-16 seropositivity.