Sentence examples for found lifetime from inspiring English sources

Some mistresses found lifetime partners in their patrons, and some achieved financial independence, but many were discarded by their late twenties and began a life of streetwalking.

Also, we can rule out that the longest decay arises from an intrinsic state, like the ± 2 "dark" state, because in that case the splitting E2,3 should be the same in the two samples, and the found lifetime (10 ns) is much lower than the expected "dark exciton" decay time (from μs to ms) [7].

They interviewed adults and children (over 6,300) and found lifetime prevalence rates for Bulimia is 1.5percentt for adults, which is slightly higher than the national average of 1.0percentt.

For instance, Kuria [ 2] found alcohol use prevalence rates of upto 15% among secondary school students, while Kwamanga et al [ 3] found lifetime cigarette smoking rates of 32%.

The US National Comorbidity Replication found lifetime prevalence estimates for these conditions of 20.8percentt for mood disorders and 28.8percentt for anxiety disorders [ 2].

Similarly, Bonomi found lifetime prevalence of physical, verbal or sexual abuse among women over age 65 to be 26.5 %, with 2.2 % reporting abuse in the past year [ 23].

CFD, FEA and experimental testing have been combined in order to find lifetime limiting design deficiencies of a turbo charger turbine wheel.

"They are trying to find lifetime partners at this age," Karim says.

Multivariate logistic regression models found that lifetime SUD predicted sexual activity and partner-related risk whereas active substance abuse predicted condom-related risk.

Another survey which used mailed questionnaires (4,061 interviewees) and a market research household panel, found a lifetime prevalence for headaches of 71.4% [18].

No significant differences between the groups were found in lifetime prevalence of psychotic symptoms.