Sentence examples for most likely lifetime from inspiring English sources

Considering these possibilities, the most likely lifetime risks of cancer death at the average exposure levels in Sweden were estimated for certain pollution fractions or indicator compounds in urban air.

If statistics are anything to go by, the baby will most likely face a lifetime of care homes, juvenile detention, and teen fatherhood.

I cleaned off the icky birth goop, wrapped him up and sent him off to the paediatrics department, who will look after him for two weeks while she chooses if she wants to keep him, – after which, if statistics are anything to go by, he will most likely face a lifetime of care homes, juvenile detention and teen fatherhood.

The strong association between age and HEV seroprevalence in our study most likely reflects cumulative lifetime exposure to the virus.

In addition, the strong association between age and HEV seroprevalence was revealed in our study and several previous studies [ 4, 11, 27– 30], and it most likely reflects cumulative lifetime contact frequency to HEV.

That will most likely translate to a lifetime of decreased economic opportunity, not to mention the $9.6 billion a 2009 Texas A&M study estimated that one year's class of dropouts costs the state over their lifetimes in lost wages, less sales tax revenue and welfare taxes, even with the money saved in the short term when they leave the school system.

It is argued that the most likely process governing this lifetime is photodetachment induced by background thermal 300 K black-body radiation.

Acquired toxoplasmosis is usually an asymptomatic disease of adults, which most likely persists for the lifetime of the hosts.

Here we show that CD8+ memory T lymphocytes generated in systemic immune reactions are maintained in the spleen and BM of mice, for long periods of time, most likely extending to the lifetime of the mice.

It looks like they most likely won't get an apology during their lifetimes.

He hopes that the world will someday fully adhere to his faith, he said, conceding that it would most likely be "not in my lifetime".