Sentence examples for lifetime differences from inspiring English sources

The reasons behind lifetime differences are beyond the scope of this work and require more refined analysis.

Their model takes into account the relative lifetime differences between arrays and between the scalars covered by each array.

"Inequalities in low-income and middle-income countries are established in early childhood and contribute to lifetime differences," concluded the researchers.

Socioeconomic inequality is a measure for lifetime differences, whereas the marital status reflects social support at the time of the disease.

However, superposition of the transients resulting from the collapse of these bubbles does not lead to a single distinguishable second transient because of size and lifetime differences.

Therefore singular changes in these factors (e.g. rise vs. fall, presence vs. absence, increase vs. decrease) are "reported" by fluorescence lifetime differences.

The effects are not small: one study showed that an American worker who was among the bottom one-seventh in looks, as assessed by randomly chosen observers, earned 10 to 15 percent less per year than a similar worker whose looks were assessed in the top one-third — a lifetime difference, in a typical case, of about $230,000.

"You could go to law school or do a Ph.D. in molecular biology, but the lifetime difference in earnings is about a million dollars.

No fluorescence lifetime difference was observed in the tumors with no HER2 expression, where the optical probes have no affinity to the HER2 receptors; this shows that lifetime is relatively insensitive to EPR effects.

The average lifetime difference in personal income between the dropouts and the children who finish school is over a million dollars.

For sample 13, a low AF intensity in the lesional ROI reduced the accuracy of the measured lifetime difference.