Sentence examples for future lifetimes from inspiring English sources

Considering both their inherent biologic susceptibility and their long future lifetimes over which early insults can be manifest as chronic disease or cognitive impairment, the fetus and young child can be considered especially vulnerable and at risk of the multiple, cumulative, and long-term health effects of air pollution.

The baseline valuation for this cohort estimates a total future lifetime welfare cost at $2.4bn.

For the 4,370 young parents it is expected, on average, they will access income support in 45 years over their future lifetime.

Porter will also focus on young carers, producing material indicating for 11,000 young carers, it is expected on average they will access income support in 43 years over their future lifetime.

This weekend, Feedly finally switched on its business model ($5/mo or $45/year – sadly, the discounted $99/lifetime account was a one-time only deal; future lifetime accounts will cost more).

The bottom-line is the TTCT is a strong predictor of future lifetime creative accomplishments.

DALYs are a measure of healthy life years the sum of the present value of years of future lifetime lost through premature mortality plus the present value of years of future lifetime, adjusted for the average severity of the mental or physical disability caused by a disease or injury [20].

The extent of oxidative degradation (OI) is the key parameter: the more degraded UHMWPE, the worse from the point of view of its future lifetime [ 6].

PVFP is the value in 2012 of expected future lifetime earnings if the person had lived to the average age as the cohort born in the same year.

Cases whose lead time does not exceed their future lifetime will cause an increase in incidence to be observed but should not be included in the estimation of overdiagnosis.

To obtain this kind of information, an incidence-based approach is more appropriate, identifying what future lifetime costs would be avoided if all new overweight cases would be eliminated during a certain year.