Sentence examples for further lifetime from inspiring English sources

Continued safe operation and further lifetime extension are therefore not restricted by reactor pressure vessel embrittlement.

Further, lifetime and six month prevalence for sexual violence reported by both women in the CAR and Cameroon were similar, and both proportions were substantial.

Increasing the screening sensitivity to 70% would result in an estimated further reduction of cumulative lifetime incidence of 14% from 0.63 to 0.54%, and increasing the sensitivity to 90% or higher would result in a further lifetime incidence reduction of 27%, to 0.46%.

To further improve lifetime and performance of carbon nanotube (CNT) supported Pt catalysts for proton exchange membrane fuel cells, perfluorosulfonic acid (PFSA) was introduced by a simple colloid route to functionalize Pt (PFSA-Pt/CNT) catalysts.

Our expanded secondary analysis concluded warranted the same primary screening intervals as the primary analysis but indicated that switching at an earlier age could further reduce lifetime costs while maintaining a similar reduction in the risk of cancer.

To improve resolution at high exposure levels, we further categorized lifetime exposure-days by splitting the top tertile at the median when the split left at least four exposed cases in each new category.

Meanwhile, the man from Belarus has just furthered his lifetime of suasages cause after spinning and hurling his hammer 81.61m - which is a long way in hammer terms, apparently.

We compute the stochastic trajectories of the populations <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0016045.e170.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> as given by the full master equation to show that shrinking the volume at high-enough confinement further modulates lifetimes and the time of fastest decay.

Further, the radiative lifetime (τR) and nonradiative lifetime (τNR) can be estimated by the following equations [21, 35]: Fig. 3 a TRPL decay traces of 120, 160, 230, 300 nm and planar samples at room temperature.

Figure 1C shows that acute treatment with 1 µM Iressa did not abolish basal HER2 phosphorylation in MCF-7 cells but induced a significant increase in its phosphorylation, resulting in a further decrease of lifetime (p = 0.02 compared to basal lifetime).

We further discounted HIV lifetime treatment costs at 3% per year from the age of infection to birth to generate lifetime HIV treatment costs of $127,298.