Sentence examples for on a lifetime scale from inspiring English sources

While on an evolutionary scale in order to improve their phenotypes in response to a given environment, higher organisms are subject to genetic mutations, on a lifetime scale they use much more sophisticated tools to adapt to environmental changes and these include an epigenetic regulation of gene expression.

The blue color in the image is associated with the shorter lifetime on the lifetime scale, and as shown in histogram, the average lifetime is 3.6 ns.

Levinson and colleagues [ 22] have recently described a lifetime dimension scale for use in psychosis research, the Lifetime Dimensions of Psychosis Scale (LDPS).

His reflections on a lifetime of recording are shot through with vivid glimpses of the scale and intensity of the endeavour.

Reflections on a lifetime of nation-building.

Linear regression models were used to estimate the change in RTL with increasing pesticide use on a continuous scale (i.e., lifetime-days and lifetime intensity-weighted days).

It was on May 10 , 1975 "a lifetime ago".

(a) Arrhenius plot of the PL lifetime (on a semi-logarithmic scale) as a function of 1/T, at a photon energy of 2.03 eV (610 nm) for H-PSi (red circles) and O-PSi (black squares).

This noise fluctuates on a time scale τc, so during the lifetime of the protein we see Ns = τg/τc independent samples.

As women started smoking on a large scale much later than men, the impact of a lifetime of cigarettes has only just been analysed for women.

Subjects rate statements about childhood lifetime experiences on a five-point scale ("never true" to "very often true").