The five parameters of locomotor activity for each test subject were also analyzed in five ways (lifetime average, average of second session of seven trials, highest lifetime trial result, lowest lifetime trial result, and the last (17th) trial.
John Harrison, the self-made British clockmaker who persevered through a lifetime of trials and tribulations, eventually created a "watch" that could keep accurate time at sea.
Chipper is the third generation of McElwees to memorize this water, and through a lifetime of trial and error he has assembled bits of fishing knowledge into patterns of plenty.
How is it even possible to say goodbye to someone who rendered so much comfort throughout a lifetime of trial and tribulations?
Unfortunately, for many students, that answer is rather unsatisfying -- most of what I know I've accumulated over a lifetime of trial and error, figuring things out myself, or spending hours seeking out the best tutorial online.
This study builds on the within-trial cost-efficacy analysis by extrapolating costs and outcomes from those observed over the 2-year trial to the lifetime of the trial population.
The trial employed a single lifetime HPV test in a setting where essentially no other HPV testing was performed.
Thus, natural mortality hardly occurs during the trials' lifetime and can be neglected.
He is a calming, benign Angel of Death who has come to visit Shelah (Cheryl Lynn Bruce), a cantankerous old woman who has suffered a lifetime full of trials and tribulations.
Among black men, such a diagnosis can mean a lifetime sentence without trial.
