Sentence examples for measures of lifetime from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that CSF Oxytocin levels would be inversely related to dimensional measures of lifetime aggression.

Note that we did not include measures of lifetime reproductive success (e.g. total number of pups per lifetime) because such measures could lead to a confusion of effect and cause: long-lived females have more time to produce offspring, almost necessarily creating a positive correlation between measures of lifetime reproductive success and longevity.

The observed population sizes of the RILs were smaller than those predicted from measures of lifetime fecundity and reproductive schedule.

No cohort study has examined detailed measures of lifetime PA in relation to prostate cancer incidence or mortality.

Statistical associations were examined between measures of lifetime exposure to T. gondii and C. burnetii and current psychiatric morbidity measured by the Revised Clinical Interview Schedule (CIS-R).

The first section of the questionnaire gathered information on the primary outcome measures of lifetime prevalence, point prevalence and the prevalence of recurrent NSLBP.

A sample of 3106 veterans (80.4% male) completed a measure of lifetime exposure to traumatic events, including sexual abuse and sexual assault.

The goals of this study were to develop a valid, reliable measure of lifetime religious and spiritual experience and to assess its value in explaining late-life health.

By means of computation we can determine the accumulated plastic strain in one cycle and use this as a measure of lifetime.

This is hardly an accurate measure of (lifetime) reproductive success!

None of the previous studies had a comprehensive measure of lifetime total activity.