Sentence examples for lifetime provided from inspiring English sources

The optimum cathodic protection designs were determined based on the cathodic potential distribution and anode lifetime provided by the simulation.

Every minute, approximately 20 hours of video gets uploaded to YouTube, so it won't surprise you if I say that it's impossible for any human being to watch everything on there in the span of one lifetime – provided anyone would even want to.

A person who tests positive for the disease will develop HD sometime within their lifetime, provided he or she lives long enough for the disease to appear.

Combining vaccination and screening three times per lifetime provided a mean reduction of 56% (vaccination plus 3-visit conventional cytology) to 63% (vaccination plus 2-visit HPV DNA testing).

Then the probability that the rth change occurs in the short time interval (t, t+ dt) is, asymptotically, as t → 0. This result will be valid for large values of t (of the order of a human lifetime) provided that p1 t, p2 t, …, p r t are all sufficiently small (as could be assumed in an application of this theory to human cancer).

The fact that the Theodicy was the only book-length treatise that Leibniz published during his lifetime provides further evidence of the significance that he attributed to the topic.

It is so central to Islam that one of the religion's Five Pillars is for every able-bodied adult to carry out the Hajj at least once in their lifetime, providing they can afford to.

While the inclusion of nanomaterials in these products can enhance their performance, their breakdown at the end of their useful lifetime provides several key points of entry for synthetic NPs into the environment.

On the eve of the declaration of war in 1914, foreign secretary Sir Edward Grey famously declared: "The lamps are going out all over Europe, we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime," providing the inspiration for the Lights Out campaign.

Interestingly, BP-2d in the presence of mRNA shows a slow rise in the fluorescence decay of Cy5 due to a relatively slow FRET rate, which together with the reduction in the Alexa488 lifetime provides a way to improve the signal to background ratio using time-resolved fluorescence spectra (TRES).

Since a normal endometrium contains billions of cells, there are multiple clones in different stages of their lifetime providing the tissue a stable total cell number [24].