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Compared with men who walked or biked a lifetime average of 30 min per day, the adjusted rate ratio for localised prostate cancer linearly decreased by a marginally significant 8%95%5% CI=0 16%) for every 30 min per day increment of lifetime average walking or bicycling in the range of 30 120 min per day.

The rate ratio linearly decreased by 7%95%5% CI=1 12%) for total, 8%95%5% CI=0 16%) for localised and 12%95%5% CI=2 20%) for advanced prostate cancer for every 30 min per day increment of lifetime walking or bicycling in the range of 30 to 120 min per day.

The period-specific increments to lifetime risk (relative to comparable adult period exposure, defined as 1) were then calculated as the product of these three terms normalized to the calculated duration of the adult period for that trial.

The increase in the treatment costs due to combination therapy are therefore predicted to be partially offset by this reduction in the cost of managing complications, leaving an increment of £2,066 in the lifetime costs per patient (Table 3).

We found that SPL212 exhibits not only a higher molar extinction coefficient with an increment of 30.8%, larger excited state lifetime and an obvious redshift of 201 nm but also a broader absorption spectrum covering the entire visible range even up to near-IR of 1200 nm compared to JZ145.

Monte Carlo simulation is used to calculate probabilities of failure for annual increments over the lifetime of the structure (75 years).

Estimates of lifetime arsenic concentrations.

Figure 5 Network lifetime with increased sensing range (from 25 to 50 with an increment of 5) of Type 1 sensors.

As a result, the network lifetime drops faster with a larger α. Figure 3 Network lifetime with increased communication range (from 15 to 40 with an increment of 5) of Type 1 sensors.

The increased electron lifetime and the reduction of the electron transit time can explain the increment of Jsc by the addition of ATN. Figure 7 DSSCs' intensity-modulated photovoltage spectroscopy results.

We measure the network lifetime when the number of newly added sensors varies from 1 to 5, with an increment of 1.