Sentence examples for lifetime occurrence from inspiring English sources

Seeing the "Yellow Sarah" may well have been a once in a lifetime occurrence: it will soon go into a private collection.

We assessed the first lifetime occurrence of these factors taking into account their possible overlap.

Table 1 Main clinical features of the family members Subject gender/age (yrs) Onset, remission, (peak) (yrs) Lifetime occurrence (no.

The single question about lifetime occurrence of migraine has been evaluated against a clinical interview by two physicians in another Norwegian survey conducted in eastern Akershus County.

Overall 209 patients (53.9 %) reported a lifetime occurrence of headache: 188 had inter-IH (48.4 %), while peri-IH occurred in 92 patients (23.7 %).

Table 1 Main clinical features of family members with ATP1A2 mutation Subject/gender/age (years) Onset, remission, (peak) (years) Lifetime occurrence (no.

As noted above, numerous studies exist which provide information on the prevalence of chronic neck pain in general and specific (i.e., occupational) populations and typically report these as one-week, one-month, six-month, annual or lifetime occurrences [ 1- 11].

But the commodity markets are much smaller than the equities markets, and this flood of new capital is a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence.

He explained that he was born in 1953 (in September), so his age matched the last two digits of the year in which he was born: a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence.

Tour operators and airline bosses pray that events of the magnitude of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which shatter their customers' confidence, are once-in-a-lifetime occurrences.

This isn't a once in a lifetime isolated occurrence, or a Chicago-only event.