Sentence examples for lifetime divided from inspiring English sources

The total length of the accumulative lifetime divided by II gives a lower bound on register pressure, denoted AvgLive.

LCOE is the summation of all the costs that are borne through a generating technology lifetime divided by the energy generated from that technology and is expressed in $/kWh.

Costs and outcomes were evaluated over lifetime, divided into annual cycles and discounted at 3.0 % with 2013 as reference year.

Oviposition period (i.e., the period between the first and the last egg laid, measured in days), longevity (i.e., the period between the emergence and the death of the adult, measured in days), lifetime fecundity (i.e., total number of eggs laid), and daily fecundity (lifetime fecundity divided by oviposition period) were calculated for each female.

This study adopts the two above mentioned modules to achieve secure communication in cluster-based sensor networks when the network lifetime is divided into multiple cluster rounds.

The network lifetime is divided into consecutive rounds and CORA performs coverage scheduling and rate assignment at the beginning of each round.

The results show that the maximum net present value is achieved when the production lifetime is divided into a suitable number of consecutive operation intervals with different tubing diameter, lift gas injection rates and separator pressures and an optimum value for tubing diameter.

We next examined whether SNPs TLR1_G1805T, TLR4_A896G, and TLR5_C1174T are associated with UTI disease intensity (expressed as the number of lifetime UTIs divided by age).

After eliminating dominated and extended dominated strategies the incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) were calculated as the difference in mean lifetime costs divided by the difference in mean QALYs for each strategy compared to the next best non-dominated strategy[49].

† The ICER is calculated as incremental lifetime costs divided by incremental effectiveness.

We calculated an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) for each strategy compared to its next less expensive alternative: difference in lifetime costs divided by difference in life-years ($/YLS).