For example, over the lifetime of a normal jet engine, an operator will spend about two to three times its original acquisition cost on maintenance.
As such, we conservatively chose a high incidence of 10% (note that, for example, the lifetime incidence of cervical cancer is less than 1%[ 17]).
An example: the lifetime prevalence of migraine is 16% in the general population [4].
For example, the lifetime risk of lung cancer is 6.9%, as compared to 1.08% for thyroid cancer, and even less for brain and other cancers.
For example, the lifetime risk of gastric cancer is approximately 1% in Canada and the United States, but in much of Japan, the lifetime risk of gastric cancer in men exceeds 10%.
For example, the lifetime risk of dying during or following pregnancy in sub-Saharan Africa is 1 in 39 compared with 1 in 3800 in the developed world (WHO 2012).
For example, the lifetime risk of one in two for Aboriginal men in our study is similar to the lifetime risk for non-Aboriginal men reported in the Framingham Study, 2 but our estimates were mainly based on data from those participants who were under 75 years, while the estimates in the Framingham Study were based on data from those under 95 years.
For example, the lifetime prevalence rates of mood disorders were estimated to be as high as 75% in patients with eating disorders, and the co-morbidity rates of obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety disorders and substance abuse to be 40%, 11 20%, and 40%, respectively [ 8].
For example, the measured lifetime of 4F9/2 level of Er3+ is 54, 109, 139, and 259 μs for 2, 6, 12, and 24-h-reaction α-NaGdF4/β-NaYF4: Yb, Er core/shell crystals, respectively (Fig. 8c).
