Sentence examples for study on the lifetime from inspiring English sources

This study estimated the effect of interventions to decrease diesel exhaust, represented by respirable elemental carbon in this study, on the lifetime lung cancer risk of a real-world occupational cohort of miners with dynamic work histories.

The relevance of the results obtained to experimental studies on the lifetime of reactive species diffusing in/on the surface/interior of a zeolite is brought out.

One study reported on the lifetime prevalence (29%).

As part of the Physical Activity and Joint Health PAJH Studydy, a population-based Canadian cohort study on the relation between lifetime physical activity and osteoarthritis, we developed the Lifetime Physical Activity Questionnaire (L-PAQ), an Internet-based, self-administered instrument.

In fact, Prof. Jennie E. Brand of U.C.L.A. was the primary author of the path-breaking study that found (based on the lifetime experience of thousands of 1957 Wisconsin high-school graduates) that the negative effect of joblessness on a worker's participation in social and community life lasts for decades, even after the worker has found a job again.

Taken together, these findings suggest that in our study, cohort effects impacting on the lifetime number of partners may be sufficient to explain the decreasing seroprevalence for HPV18, but not for HPV16, at older ages.

It is also the first study to present detailed data on the lifetime costs of CP by level of physical disability.

The effect of moisture out-gassing from the encapsulation materials on device performance was studied and the lifetime of conventional and inverted devices was found to decline significantly for the devices encapsulated using materials without pre-conditioning.

Although the studies eligibility criteria included a limit on the lifetime number of sexual partners, the generalisability of the results is probably high as the population studied was enrolled globally.

The only other study on lifetime consumption in AA women reported null results albeit with an OR below 1 (OR=0.7; 95% CI: 0.3 1.6) for average lifetime consumption of over 182 g per week (Kinney et al, 2000), but drinking in our study was much lower.

The influence of various cyclic loading regimes on the lifetime has been studied numerically according to the proposed model.