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In this section, I draw on evolutionary theory to propose a new perspective on lifetime variation in testosterone exposure and consequent rates of prostate cancer.

Capturing this degree of lifetime variation in water supply sources, and thus arsenic concentrations, resulted in lower potential lifetime exposure estimates than perhaps expected considering the high groundwater concentrations and proportion of private well use in the selected study area.

Fourthly, we had information on 94 000 serial measurements, enabling correction of risk ratios for regression dilution bias 22 and yielding results supporting the idea that CRP variants are related to lifetime variation in C reactive protein concentration.

By incorporating a challenge hypothesis framework, another source of lifetime variation in testosterone exposure was proposed: Aggressive social environments affect prostate cancer incidence through the responsiveness of male androgen physiology to challenges, specifically among Westerners who are able to support the energetic costs of high testosterone levels.

In this study we have monitored donor lifetime variations in the frequency (phase) domain where the excitation light is sinusoidally modulated at 80.218 MHz to excite the sample.

As-coated TBC specimens were selected for analysis based on individual statistical significance in overall lifetime variation (i.e. early failures to long-lasting).

Fluorescence intensity-based correction for the GFP fluorescence lifetime variation offered by Eq. (2) resulted in an estimated average FRET efficiency drop of (1.0 ± 0.2)%.

Figure 4 Effective minority carrier lifetime variation.

Interactions between individuals' genetic backgrounds and their environments over a lifetime drive variation in the incidence and severity of metabolic disorders and age-related co-morbidities.

The global mean tropospheric lifetime of CO is relatively long at approximately 2 months (e.g., Prather 1996) and seasonal and spatial CO lifetime variations have been reported in the study of Duncan et al. (2007).

The error bars on the plots of mean lifetime (right-hand plot in Figure 7 b) are the standard deviation of the lifetime distribution, and so indicate both the variation in lifetime due to photon statistics as well as spatial variation in lifetime across each image.