Sentence examples for intermediate life from inspiring English sources

(Ants that lived with larvae or in pairs had intermediate life spans, averaging twenty-two and twenty-nine days, respectively).

Of the personnel, 52% were basic life support (BLS), 39% intermediate life support (ILS), and 9% advanced life support (ALS).

This evolved into the use of two intermediate life support (ILS) crews to perform the maternity transfers, while the ALS crew was reserved to attend to all the neonatal and critical obstetric transfer requests.

She reminds us of the traditional mythical person who lives, ontologically, an intermediate life, or mediates various realms of existence".

Surveys of other microarray data in Toxoplasma has identified 11 Toxoplasma AP2 mRNAs induced during bradyzoite differentiation, 27 are constitutively expressed, and 6 show no expression in the intermediate life cycle stages indicating they may have roles in other stages of development (Table S1).

This species also exhibits an intermediate life expectancy compared to workers of other species that are also intermediary in size.

The intermediate life-stage of the Internet Utopian is the startup person – hustling, greedy and grasping.

Worker members of social species had intermediate life-spans.

Parametric modeling of sedimentation rates suggested that among these 10 channels, four have long life-durations (i.e., more than a century), three have intermediate life-durations (i.e., likely between three and nine decades), and three others have short life-durations (i.e., likely between two and five decades).

Rosaceae are a mixture of long-lived woody perennials and short-lived herbs and it is possible that the apple evolutionary lineage included or was preceded by species with intermediate life-cycles.

The final conclusion of the article states: "We need to trace the effects of early-life outcomes on intermediate-life investments and environments in order to understand when and for what intervention can be effective".