Sentence examples for measures for lifetime from inspiring English sources

For Lifetime Substance Use, binary measures for lifetime alcohol, marijuana, and illicit drugs (hallucinogens, heroin, cocaine, inhalant, pain reliever, sedatives, stimulant, and tranquilizer) were used and the responses were coded 0 = Never used and 1 = Used.

Besides the HER, the galvanostatic behaviors of these nanostructured electrodes were also measured for lifetime determination.

Socioeconomic inequality is a measure for lifetime differences, whereas the marital status reflects social support at the time of the disease.

In this community sample, higher parenting stress was still associated with adolescent anxiety and depression after adjustment for measures of lifetime and current parental mental health problems, indicating that parenting stress is an independent construct.

In smoking ALC, smoking chronicity was inversely related to performance on multiple measures after controlling for lifetime alcohol consumption.

This measure for a lifetime prediction, 〈 p ε〉, is computed by using the aforementioned approach.

In principle, a measure of lifetime QALYs for a patient group would take into account the average health losses due to disease, both in terms of quality of life and longevity, over the entire lifetime, and is thus a quantification of worse off with respect to lifetime health.

The results obtained are useful for the design and implementation of proper measures for minority carrier lifetime enhancement during silicon solar cell fabrication at the industrial scale.

The study results partially explained the cause of early fatigue failure in certain cable sheathing and provided theoretical proof for engineering measures for increasing the lifetime of HDPE sheathing.

In retrospect, we should have asked for more recent information about sport and occupational exposures that could have allowed us to calculate not only lifetime exposure for both measures (for association with the lifetime LBP measure), but more recent exposures to correlate with the relevant LBP prevalence measures.

One reason for this could be due to the use of different timeframes for the two measures: lifetime for depression and old age for suicidal behaviour.