Sentence examples for low lifelong from inspiring English sources

Lifelong cigarette smoking was positively associated with the risk of RA even among smokers with a low lifelong exposure.

While the HGF effect on the contractile machinery was limited in time, Cx43 protein levels were maintained low lifelong.

Night-time melatonin concentrations decreased significantly with age, whereas daytime levels were not affected and remained low lifelong.

In both sexes, mortality from lung cancer was highest in moderate/heavy smokers and lowest in lifelong nonsmokers.

He then outlines the six themes that shape his book: the influence of Amis's early upbringing, "the aggression which is so marked a feature of his character and writings", his "astonishing energy", his sense of "writing as a craft or profession", his "hostility to distinctions between high culture and low", and his "lifelong obsession with egotism, selfishness [and] inconsiderateness".

Poor bone accrual during adolescence followed by increased bone loss results in lifelong low bone density, degraded bone architecture, and higher risk of fractures, despite recovery from AN/HA.

Tracks: 1. Busy Bein' Born 2. USA 3. New Low 4. Lifelong Dayshift 5.

55 In the majority of cases, the genotype conferring α1-antitrypsin deficiency is not expressed (low penetrance) in lifelong nonsmokers.

Although the average BLL has declined, developmental and lifelong low Pb exposures are recognized as having a persistent negative impact on human health (Goyer 1993).

The risk increased at a relatively low level of lifelong exposure to smoking (≤10 pack/years) and stabilized to approximately a double risk for a smoking exposure higher than 20 pack-years.

4 5 Genetic variants in DHCR7 and CYP2R1 that specifically decrease plasma 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentration, 6 7 8 usually used to asses vitamin D status, provide a framework to assess the consequences (if any) of lifelong low 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentrations independent of other risk factors.