Sentence examples for much larger lifetime from inspiring English sources
Because this destabilized NTD still has a much larger lifetime than CTD, our conclusion regarding distinct kinetics of NTD and CTD assembly is justified.
The entanglement time disregarding topoisomerase-II activity is supposed to be much larger than the lifetime of the cell [8].
In this process, the catalyst lifetime is much larger than the residence time of reactants.
Therefore, 15 has much larger dynamic range (r) of lifetimes (r = τ0/τair, where τ0 and τair are the phosphorescence lifetimes at zero-oxygen and at air equilibrium, respectively) than PtP-C343 (rPtTCHP-C307 ≈ 18 vs RPtP-C343 ≈ 3) and higher oxygen sensitivity.
Thus, even though wood biomass is much larger than leaf biomass, its long lifetime suggests a production rate that is much smaller than otherwise.
Although this is the largest published study of mesothelioma risk in relation to lifetime occupational history, much larger numbers would be needed to provide reliable estimates for individual occupations.
Furthermore, because the human life span is now much longer and there is an age-related linear increase in the risk of cancer detected in postmenopausal women, the total lifetime risk of cancer becomes much larger.
The mean lifetimes of Cu CdS QDs are much larger than that of pristine CdS QDs.
In some cases this is due to lower outdoor ambient concentrations, but is also influenced by the much larger amount of time spent indoors over the average lifetime.
Conversely the slower signal decay observed for anatase, as well as the much larger signal amplitude, shows that anatase charge carriers have a lifetime of over 10 ns.
