A college degree still leads to substantially greater lifetime earnings.
The more highly cephalized animals (i.e., those with higher brain weight), especially the primates, have greater lifetime energy outputs.
The Marys use SparkPlace's software intensively, so they usually stick with the product and, as a consequence, generate greater lifetime profitability.
Young women with breast cancer have poorer prognosis, greater lifetime risk of local recurrence, contralateral recurrence, and distant disease, regardless of surgery received.
Indeed, actuarially-fair life annuities making constant payments where the insurance company is exposed to longevity risk induce greater lifetime utility.
It concluded that "the large size of this cohort, coupled with greater lifetime rates of drug use than previous generations, might result in unprecedented high numbers of older drug users in the next 15 to 20 years".
Ayahuasca Users had a significantly greater history of mental illness diagnoses (n = 114, 28.3%) than Classic Psychedelic Users (n = 3,849, 23%) who in turn had a significantly greater lifetime incidence than Other Respondents (n = 14,262, 18.9%).
However there are significant practical obstacles to overcome before this option will be available and in most cases we would expect the guaranteed income an annuity provides to have a greater lifetime value than a cash payment now".
Analyses of Covariance (ANCOVA) showed that both greater lifetime exposure to major discrimination (P < 0.05) and chronic exposure to everyday discrimination (P < 0.05) predicted higher circulating levels of E-selectin, but only in men.
(Early periods are associated with breast cancer, though researchers don't know if the risk stems from greater lifetime exposure to estrogen or a higher lifetime number of menstrual cycles, or perhaps something else, like the age at which a girl has her growth spurt).
Although obtaining a college degree provides greater lifetime earnings potential than only a high school diploma, clear disadvantages are associated with a debt-burdened college degree.
