Sentence examples for the lifetime duration from inspiring English sources

Significantly, for the assessment of aging systems, the new method avoids the need to assume a constant failure rate over the lifetime duration.

(Although the time horizon of three years may not reflect the "lifetime" duration of the customer, it captures the majority of the customer's true lifetime value given the fact that the computation is based on the discounted cash flow approach.

In this context, specific tools for the characterization of the lifetime duration are required, since severe reduction of the transformer's life can be observed due to overloads, even in the case of short-duration overloads.

The lifetime duration of sports activities was calculated for these four groups of sports activities.

The lifetime duration of cooking activities was somewhat higher among cases than either of the control groups.

Chronicity of smoking is reflected in the number of cigarettes smoked daily, the lifetime duration of smoking, and dose duration (e.g., pack years).

The median lifetime duration of illness was 4.0±4.5 years and the median current frequency of headaches in these patients was 30±16 episodes per month.

The amount of iron deposited was positively correlated with the subjects' lifetime duration of migraine.

However, it is important to note that the average lifetime duration of affective illness in their depressed sample was 31.8 ±11.2 years, compared to the average lifetime duration of 13.0±11.2 years in our sample.

The longest lifetime duration of smoking was up to 60 years for both former and current smokers.

At baseline, the mean lifetime duration of homelessness was 6 years and 30% had completed high school.