Sentence examples for lifetime response from inspiring English sources

The design of moorings for these compliant vessels require careful prediction of the lifetime response extremes.

These are characterized by a simplified load temperature history for the purpose of lifetime response assessment.

We demonstrate for the first time, the real lifetime response of mixed halide perovskite solar cells (PSCs) for >1000 h under outdoor conditions and the exceptional photoresponse observed at low-light intensities attributed to the ionic-electronic nature of the material.

In migraine treatment, behavioral treatment strategies have in many cases been shown to be as effective as pharmacological treatment [17], not only for headache management, but also to maintain a lifetime response to the headache treatment [15].

To assess CRC risk, participants were asked "Compared to other men/women your age, what do you think your risk of getting colon cancer is in your lifetime?" Response was on a 5-point Likert scale (much lower, somewhat lower, about the same, somewhat higher, and much higher) [ 20].

In the present article, invariant robust first-order D-optimal designs are derived for correlated lifetime responses having the above four distributions.

Subtitled "A Theory of the Origins of Species," the book is in part a dialogue with Lamarck who proposed that new characteristics might arise during an organism's lifetime in response to a challenge and that, if successful, they would be passed on to offspring and Darwin who refined Lamarck's theory by adding natural selection.

"In one lifetime, the response went from 'don't watch it,' to 'everybody should watch it,'" Smith said of the contrast.

Prey switching involves shifting between ecologically diverse prey, seasonally or over an animal's lifetime in response to the availability or quality of the prey [ 2, 7, 8].

Through these actions, chromatin structure can be altered during one's lifetime in response to a variety of environmental and internal conditions.

Knowledge of general population risk of breast/ovarian cancer was assessed by the question 'Do you know what the average woman's risk is of breast/ovarian cancer throughout her lifetime?' with response options 'No', 'Yes – please specify'.