Sentence examples for record lifetime from inspiring English sources

One of these, a female named "Begum", was captured in Chittagong in 1868 and survived at the London Zoo until 1900, the record lifetime in captivity for a Sumatran rhino.

Methylation patterns at specific CpG rich sequences sampled from individual human colon crypts appear to record lifetime stem cell histories [ 12].

The mechanisms underlying such age-related changes are unclear, but methylation may accumulate slowly in a clock-like manner from birth and record lifetime numbers of stem cell divisions.

During most of de Coventre's recorded lifetime Scotland was ruled by King David II.

There was a significant correlation with the highest ever recorded lifetime movement number, horizontal activity, and time spent moving (Fig. 9).

It records lifetime and past six-month use of 16 drugs, including methamphetamine, and elicits information about current frequency of non-injection and injection use.

Blood and hair samples were collected and a questionnaire recorded lifetime information on residence, dietary habits, smoking history, and occupational exposure to solvents, pesticides, and metals.

Type 2 diabetes association results were analysed both before (N = 7,710) and after adjustment for BMI (n = 6,587) using log e of the maximum recorded lifetime BMI as a covariate (Table  1).

We systematically reviewed paediatric and adult medical records and recorded lifetime data available on endocrine and other relevant medical conditions 1 and laboratory (serum) measurements, including ionized calcium, intact parathyroid hormone (PTH), thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), free thyroxine (FT4), magnesium and creatinine.

He set records in lifetime earnings, single-season earnings, and greatest winnings at a single rodeo and became the third cowboy to win more than one triple crown.

Although it set ratings records for Lifetime, the movie received mixed reviews from critics.