Sentence examples for then lifetime from inspiring English sources

If a subject was exposed in two or more jobs, then lifetime values of confidence, frequency, and concentration were calculated by taking averages, weighted by the durations of the various jobs in which exposure occurred.

If every cable network has its niche, then Lifetime serves women between the ages of 13 and 80 who appreciate a good love story but really prefer to follow a romance as it unravels.

Then, lifetimes were estimated by fitting these results with a mono-exponential function using a non-linear least-squares estimation procedure with Origin 7.5 software (OriginLab, Northampton, MA, U.S.A).

Indeed, if we assume that a cell replicates 100 times before senescence, then the lifetime of a murine stem cell is longer than the lifetime of a mouse, consistent with the view [21] that a single stem cell may be enough to maintain hematopoiesis for the entire murine lifespan.

Then a lifetime went by.

And then a lifetime went by, and now the whole Arcadian scene is a memory.

One wedding, one reception and then a lifetime together with no punctuation, rolling along like waves on a beach, seems an altogether measly ratio of enjoyment to commitment.

If methane waxes and wanes with the seasons, then its lifetime must be on a par with the length of a season several months, not several centuries.Various suggestions as to how this might be possible have been made.

It follows her from her early days through to her career as an international trendsetting model, meeting with Baby John where there was just instant onscreen chemistry and then a lifetime spent spinning illuminated tiles to spell out phrases.

If peak current gets decreased by any malfunction or process variation, then the lifetime of memristor-based RRAM too worsens.

Equation (2) was used to predict the SoC, then the lifetime (LT) of the system under different light conditions.