A possible choice might be intervals that increase exponentially into the past, for example of length 3k days with k from 0 to 6: {day 1, days 2 - 4, days 5-13, days 14 - 40, days 41 - 121, days 122 - 364, days 365-1093}.
In the past the length of life of most individuals has been considerably shorter than their possible span of life because of unhealthful environmental factors.
Leave roughly 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) of extra fabric past the length of your intended hem.
Monday marked the hundred and thirty-seventh day of the lockout, which brought it one day past the length of this year's lockout of the N.F.L.
Grab the partially cut end and pull it down, past the length of the onion, to draw back a portion of the skin.
For example, in phlebotomine sandflies (Psychodidae), the male intromittent organ (i.e. the aedaegus) deposits sperm directly into the spermathecae, extending past the length of the spermathecal ducts [ 31, 32].
Consider that with term life insurance, if you live past the length of the policy, you and your family members will not receive any money back.
Note that if any of the fraying has already extended past this length, alter the position of the new stitch so that it falls somewhere above the uppermost frayed fiber.
Patients with and without sepsis were similar with regards to age, gender, past medical conditions, length of stay and of MV, use of sedatives and SOFA score).
30 32 Carers' experiences of the wards were mediated by many factors related to the severity of the patients' illness, duration of stay, past experience of hospitalisation, the length of time spent visiting the ward, their expectations of the care the ward could provide, competing commitments and carer strain.
