The pattern of lifetime prevalence observed in cross-sectional epidemiologic studies seems most plausibly explained by incidence that declines with age and where some respondents fail to recall past episodes.
The patterns of a lifetime's behaviors, thoughts, self-regard and choice of sweethearts all begin in this crucible.
Americans enter a mature demographic cohort at 13, the age by which most marketers say that the buying patterns of a lifetime are formed.
Graduate medical education is big business in New York, where giant teaching hospitals establish medical practice patterns of a lifetime.
Information collected includes patterns and severity of lifetime, past year and current drug use.
The cable fatigue lifetime was further studied to reveal the major factors affecting the distribution pattern of the lifetime of the HDPE sheathing.
There was a brief period — it may have lasted, oh, as long as a minute — when the Jacobsens thought that they would mess with the pattern of a lifetime and live under separate roofs.
1, 2 Many OECD countries including New Zealand 3 show a pattern of increasing lifetime alcohol use, decreasing tobacco use and emerging use of other substances of abuse.
There were wide variations in the pattern of distribution of lifetime abortions (range = 4.3 11.1 %) and stillbirths (range = 0.2 3.8 %) across the 25 villages in the study area (Fig. 1).
The distribution of the patterns of intensity over lifetime was similar to the one described in scenario A of the simulation, with 85% of subjects with almost constant asbestos exposure intensity over lifetime.
The comparison in Appendix 7: Figs. 10 and 11 reveals, as well, that while our utility function makes labor supply decision fairly resilient to the changes in the incentives, introducing the heterogeneity in terms of preference parameters allows to explore a wide variety of lifetime patterns of the labor supply.
