Sentence examples for the lifetime length from inspiring English sources

The accompanying evidence on exposure to endogenous and exogenous oestrogen indicates that the lifetime length of exposure to endogenous oestrogen has been increasing, which is consistent with upward trends in incidence of breast cancer, particularly in developed countries.

We could not detect any significant dependence (fig. S6): the lifetime and maximal length of the invaginations were similar across depletion times.

Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin had proposed allowing employers to hire recent graduates on two-year contracts, rather than the lifetime "contracts of indefinite length" that many French regard as a birthright.

First was the incorporation of fluorescence lifetime – the length of time a fluorophore spends in its excited state before emitting a photon and returning to the ground state.

In addition, this scheme can regulate the data lifetime dynamically and optimize the length of the lifetime based on network parameters.

In contrast, increasing dsDNA length increased the lifetime presumably due to a larger number of contacts between the dsDNA and the RecA filament.

As a team, Hanna-Barbera existed from the late 1930s to the end of the 20th century, a lifetime's length of laughter that made both of them millionaires.

The lifetime of the bacterial host bond is given by the tether length divided by the tip velocity.

Typically, lifetime refers to human life length, the life span of a device before it fails or the survival time of a patient with serious disease from the diagnosis to the death.

The lifetime of the substrate can be improved by the increase of edge tail length.

In addition, when CAG repeats expand to pathological lengths, they become highly dynamic and their length changes at high frequencies in both somatic and germ cells throughout the lifetime of an individual3,4,5,6.