Sentence examples for individuals lifetime from inspiring English sources

Particularly since the onset of the Great Recession, this delayed entry into the labor market may have reduced individuals' lifetime stream of earnings (Carcillo et al., 2015).

Molar macrowear, as opposed to dental microwear, is a cumulative process which occurs during the individuals' lifetime and thus reflects long term diet [60].

Interestingly, the magnitude of the inhibitory deficit was positively correlated with the individuals lifetime cocaine exposure suggesting that the magnitude of the impairment is proportional to the degree of cocaine consumed.

Smoking status was modelled as constant over an individuals' lifetime under the control condition.

All costs accumulate over an individuals' lifetime and lead to loss of fitness.

In these individuals, lifetime loss of 11β-HSD1-mediated clearance of cortisol to cortisone and chronic HPA axis activation has led to adrenal hyperplasia, exaggerated adrenal androgen production and circulating hyperandrogenemia resulting in a PCOS-like phenotype (1, 2, 3).

This program will prevent 4,271 acute HBV infections over the course of the vaccinated individuals' lifetimes, 467 hospitalizations for acute infections, 19 fulminant cases, 8 transplants, and 14 deaths from fulminant hepatitis.

Thus information has been accumulating among different lineages of plant and animal life over evolutionary times, while information usage differences accumulate in different cell lineages within an individual lifetime.

Calculating the mean chamber building function for a species inhabiting a distinct geographical region, its inverse can be used in this region to estimate the individual lifetime based on the final growth state (= chamber number).

Evaluating this prediction requires information on the phenotypic selection and quantitative genetics of life-history trait variation in relation to individual lifetime access to resources.

Both groups contain rather big multicellular organisms with large genomes, a high cell turnover during a long individual lifetime and, correspondingly, relatively low population sizes.