Sentence examples for modest lifetime from inspiring English sources

This study provides epidemiologic evidence for an inverse association between relatively modest lifetime average alcohol consumption (approximately 1/4 to 1/2 drink/day) and endometrial cancer risk.

A modest lifetime reduction (±standard deviation) from (2580±78) to (2470±113) ps is observed in the average CFP donor lifetime for the per-pixel single-exponential lifetime analysis.

Anokye and colleagues [ 30] examined the cost-effectiveness of exercise referral schemes and concluded that whilst they are associated with a modest increase in lifetime costs and benefits, the cost-effectiveness is highly sensitive to small changes in the effectiveness and cost of schemes.

This relatively modest book, subtitled "A Lifetime of Listening to Five Mean Years", is divided into short chapters (ranging in length from 16 words to 26 pages) in which the author meditates on the experience of listening to a particular Doors song, sometimes taken from a studio album, more often from bootlegged concert recordings.

Even with selection carried out in a controlled manner by an expert researcher, the prospects for change during the span of a human lifetime are modest.

The shows ratings were modest compared to other Lifetime drama series debuts such as Drop Dead Diva, The Client List and Army Wives, which all had ratings close to 3 million.

The expense of doing away with lifetime limits is fairly modest, said Mr. Wildsmith, the actuary.

It is worth remembering that the original Twilight film was relatively modest in the UK, with a lifetime of £11.2m, surging to £27.5m for second instalment New Moon.

The beard is a self-presented lifetime-achievement award, a modest way of underscoring what few people would dare to miss.

For all the glamour that surrounded her during her lifetime, Estée Lauder had a relatively modest beginning.

Because gravity's attraction is relentless but modest, it requires almost the universe's lifetime to form superclusters like this one, notes astronomer J. Patrick Henry of the University of Hawaii, Honolulu.