A power plant integrated with the PCC process, however, prefer to maximize its lifetime cumulative profits.
Tatalovich Z, Wilson JP, Mack T, Yan Y, Cockburn M (2006) The objective assessment of lifetime cumulative ultraviolet exposure for determining melanoma risk.
Women are between the ages of 18-50 with lifetime cumulative trauma experiences, have at least one sexual risk behavior and clinically significant depression and/or PTSD symptoms.
The A-G model with lifetime cumulative load and number of admissions shows a positive and significant risk ratio for both the lifetime load (coef = .0985, SE = .0166, p < .001) and number of admissions (coef = .4597, SE = .0892, p < .001), indicating that in addition to the cumulative load between the admissions, the lifetime cumulative load also contributes to the risk of getting admitted.
Could I explain that the oft-mentioned 1-in-8 number is really a lifetime cumulative risk of breast cancer that applies only to women in their 80s who haven't died of anything else?
Our model projected that, compared to NHNS, lifetime cumulative cervical cancer mortality approximately doubled with HNS.
The generation of ROS has been associated with the induction of cardiomyopathy which limits the lifetime cumulative anthracycline dose [15], [24], [25], [26].
The baseline model projected a lifetime cumulative cervical cancer mortality of 25.4 per 1000 HIV-positive women who were infected at age 25 and neither received HAART nor were screened for cervical cancer (Table 2).
The number of teeth therefore captures a lifetime cumulative experience.
We ascertained lifetime cumulative ETS exposure at home and work.
Lifetime cumulative number menstrual cycles was related only to SHBG.
