Sentence examples for lifetime assumed from inspiring English sources

This is also partially observed for the Hu1 and Hu2 cases: the lifetime assumed by Huenges (2010) is at the edge of our defined interval (20 years).

Also, the same solar house decreased life cycle energy demand by a factor of two with respect to an equivalent conventional version, when operating energy was expressed as end-use energy and the lifetime assumed to be 50 years.

Also, the same passive house decreased life cycle energy demand by a factor of three – expected to rise to four in a new version – with respect to an equivalent conventional version, when operating energy was expressed as primary energy and the lifetime assumed to be 80 years.

The model is rendered dimensionless by measuring time in units of the mRNA lifetime (assumed equal for all the three genes) and the protein levels in units of their Michaelis constant, i.e., the concentration at which the transcription rate is half its maximal value (also assumed to be equal between all the three genes).

Probably the sand tiger shark, which she says can produce 40,000 teeth over a lifetime, assuming it avoids becoming an ingredient in shark fin soup or specialty vitamins.

Someone who contributes $10,000 to a Roth 401(k) this year, lives 10 years and then leaves the money to a teen-age grandchild is making a gift worth more than $600,000, tax-free, over that grandchild's projected lifetime, assuming an 8percentt annual return.

The authors find that EiC has contributed both to better learning, in term of higher scores in Mathematics (although not in English) and to higher pupil attendance.20 The cost-benefit analysis suggests that the expected benefits of EiC are about 0.02 years of schooling and about £400 over the lifetime (assuming a rate of return to a year of education of eight percent and linear wage profiles).

He attempted the performance of a lifetime, assuming the role of a heterosexual human being.

According to Dale Martin professor of religious studies at Yale University, there are no Roman records about Jesus from anywhere near his lifetime (assuming his execution was around 30 CE).

As a lower limit one might use 50 offspring per lifetime, assuming that many offspring die due to predation or disease and many parents are small and frequently trapped in little ponds without sister species that provide the sperm that they need as a trigger for development.

Based on the three studies, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) derived a reference dose (RfD) for CH3Hg of 0.1 μg kg body weight 1 d–1 as the daily intake likely to preclude appreciable risk of deleterious effects during a lifetime, assuming a total uncertainty factor (UF) of 10 to account for variability and uncertainty.