Sentence examples for points in lifetime from inspiring English sources

To assess this association it is important to adjust for socioeconomic conditions at different points in lifetime.

Adolescent childbearing in the 1st generation was a predictor of adolescent childbearing in the 2nd, regardless of socioeconomic factors determined at different points in lifetime.

It was one of the high points in a lifetime of museum-going.

For example, the survey fails to capture whether the ADHD, DEP, and ANX diagnosis were concurrent or at different time points in the lifetime of the child.

This might involve pilot studies of banked samples and questionnaires in which cohort participants self-report their exposures to chemicals at certain points in their lifetimes.

In the case of those with lifetime terms of federal imprisonment, this would enable them to be released from custody at some point in their lifetime, if they live long enough.

It serves one in five American women at some point in her lifetime.

"I'm sure something will come up — at some point in our lifetime".

Chances are, most people will get hacked at some point in their lifetime.

"Domestic violence affects one in four women at some point in their lifetime and kills two women every week".

Miliband will warn: "One in four of us will have a mental illness at some point in our lifetime.