Sentence examples for lifetime lead from inspiring English sources

EIS, OCVD, and IMPS/IMVS results suggested that the enhanced electron transport rate and prolonged electron lifetime lead to a dramatically improve photovoltaic efficiency of cells in response to CBD and TiCl4 treatment.

Reduction of lifetime lead exposure may be required to decrease risk of fetal exposure.

Stiles and Bellinger (1993) assessed working memory in a prospective birth cohort study with detailed information on the children's lifetime lead exposure.

Numerous studies have reported changes in adult rat brain DA metabolism after moderate-to-high post-natal or lifetime lead exposure (Cory-Slechta 1997; Ma et al. 1999).

In another study (Coon et al. 2006), risk of Parkinson disease was elevated among individuals in the highest quartile for lifetime lead exposure.

Because the pathogenesis of IHD is chronic and takes years to develop, the public health implications of cumulative lifetime lead exposure in the general population are likely being currently realized and will continue in the near future.

The impossibility of being perfect during a full lifetime leads some modern interpreters to propose that Jesus intended these admonitions to be only an ideal, not a requirement.

Wastage of radio resources and battery lifetime leads to degradation of network performance.

Furthermore, a shorter lifetime leads to a less possibility of photobleaching, and then more excitation-emission cycles occur prior to photobleaching of PSs during the excited state [10].

By using the three values of the recombination life time, Voc, jsc and efficiency of the cell have been calculated and it was shown that higher value of recombination lifetime leads to the higher efficiency due to increase the jsc, but not significant increase occurred in Voc.

It was the honor of a lifetime to lead a country as brave and as noble as the United States.