Cumulative burden (HARDSHIP questions 51 57), accruing over a lifetime, cannot be fully assessed until late in a lifetime.
Similarly, in patients with MEN2, a RET germline mutation is necessary for formation of MTC and pheochromocytoma, but may not be sufficient, as there are patients who have never developed MTC or pheochromocytoma during their life or developed MTC late in their lifetime [ 3, 4, 31- 33].
"It's a little late in my lifetime to start a profession," he said dryly.
Labour, aware that many of the ideas originated from its own party, accused Osborne of coming to the issue too late in the lifetime of the coalition and challenged him to make specific commitments.
Only senescent Mt_eGfp cultures display bright eGFP fluorescence (Fig. 2B) indicating that copper accumulation in the cytosolic fraction occurs late in the lifetime of P. anserina.
Low-grade tumors tend to show a very good outcome, and few (if any) events occur; those that do occur, do so relatively late in the lifetime of the patients.
Kevin Boyle took his own life after being diagnosed with diabetes, the latest in a lifetime of physical setbacks, and one he feared might take away his opportunity of doing what he lived for, cooking, and moreover, cooking with Jamie.
Winning the presidency would be the latest in a lifetime of dramatic, self-induced transformations.
Convinced she can win the latest in a lifetime of battles, she speaks in a voice that, although weakened, is as full of defiance as it was when she laid down her mission statement with X-Ray Spex's 1977 debut single, Oh Bondage, Up Yours! "Some people think that little girls should be seen and not heard," it began.
Late in the cluster lifetime there is a shift to internal group combustion.
