Sentence examples for in average lifetimes from inspiring English sources
The fit of pure HCV and HCMV decay curves resulted in average lifetimes centered on 4.2 ns and 22 ns matching the reported emission decay values for Alexa430 and Qdot525 [ 5].
The photopolymerization shrinkage in the Charisma® composites is revealed through decrease in average lifetime of annihilating positrons due to mutually opposite changes in Ps and positron annihilation channels.
Due to trapping parameters defined from x3-component best-fitted PAL spectra (Table 1), photopolymerization shrinkage in the studied Charisma® DRC is well revealed through decrease in average lifetime of annihilating positrons τ av.
For the baseline (change in average lifetime: 0 years), few used cars that were re-registered during 1993 2006 remain by 2014, accounting for less than 1% of the total number of vehicles owned.
The significant decreases in average lifetime compared to the basal level (p<0.01) indicate an increase in HER2 tyrosine phosphorylation and therefore activation in A431 cells.
Further differences in average lifetime costs may be due to different life expectancy, fracture incidence and unit costs assumptions.
The adjusted odds ratio per 10-μg/L10-μg/Lse in average lifetime water iAs concentration was 1.18 (95% confidence interval: 1.08, 1.28).
Different sex ratios in the different species may have lead to differences in average lifetime matings per male (Drapeau and Werren, 1999).
Studies show that the probability of revision is 7.5% for the first 10 years after primary THR and 1.5% for each year thereafter [ 5, 33], resulting in average lifetime inpatient costs of € 7,730 for THR.
The high degree of residential mobility in the study population and the temporal increase in private well use of the more arsenic-laden bedrock aquifer later in life resulted in average lifetime concentration ranges narrower than are apparent from the distributions shown in Table 1.
Health expectancy divides life expectancy into average lifetime in various states of health.
