Sentence examples for the average lifetimes from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the average lifetimes decreased from 4.064 to 3.834 μs with increasing Pr3+ doping concentration.
The PL decay curves were fitted by a typical biexponential form to obtain the average lifetimes τ [38].
In addition, for the multiplicative model, an analytic formula is derived for estimating the average lifetimes of the surviving microbes.
Their lifetimes are evidently above the average lifetimes (reported in [34]) of the water molecules in the ions' first hydration shell.
Three coatings of each type were furnace cycled to failure to compare the average lifetimes obtained in dry O2, using the same superalloy batch and coating types.
In addition, for the multiplicative model, an analytic formula has been derived for estimating the average lifetimes ℓ α,β,a,b of the surviving microbes, which has been applied to the synthetic and measured data.
(The average lifetime risk for women in the United States is 12percentto13percentcent).
(In the general population, the average lifetime risk of ever developing Alzheimer's is about 10percentt).
The average lifetime dose of diagnostic radiation has increased sevenfold since 1980, largely because of the rising number of CT scans.
Others are impossibly mystical, like the average lifetime of a technological civilization — 1,000 years to 100 million years was the guess.
The first compared the average lifetime earnings of someone with a degree to the population as a whole, which includes people with no qualifications at all.
