Sentence examples for lifetime measures from inspiring English sources

In this study, the cohort processes to the recent decline of the Japanese fertility rate to a historical low are analyzed in terms of lifetime measures of first marriage and birth by birth order.

Lifetime measures might be inaccurate due to the concern about the adequacy of long-term recall after 18 years [ 35].

Thus, existing evidence indicates that interpretation of this literature should rely on concurrent or lifetime measures of BPb concentration.

The stronger effects of concurrent and lifetime measures of lead exposure may be due to chronicity of exposure (Bellinger and Dietrich 1994).

The reliance on lifetime measures of both DLE and mental disorders is also problematic, as it is known that respondents tend to under-report true lifetime prevalence estimates.

Values of these two lifetime measures are inversely correlated, and rank orders will not change if QALEN were the same for all interventions.

Briefly, for each cell, filopodia tips were detected, thresholded and their lifetime measured using the MYO10-mCherry channel.

The correlation between the effective lifetime measured at the various stages of fabrication and the final device characteristics is discussed.

The B-c lifetime, measured with respect to the B+ to reduce the systematic uncertainty, is 162.3 +/- 7.8 (stat) +/- 4.2 (syst) +/- 0.1 (tau(B+)) mu m.

The fast component increased to a 0.49 ns lifetime, while the longer lifetime component lengthened to 1.8 ns, which is a 2.5× increase compared to the lifetime measured near the surface of the crystal.

1P-TRPL on the Cd-treated CdTe crystal show a slow lifetime component of 5 ns, which is a factor of >10× lower than the bulk lifetime measured using 2P-TRPL (5 ns vs. >70 ns).