Sentence examples similar to total output over a lifetime from inspiring English sources

In the five years since opening in 2006 just five tonnes were made, and as of yesterday the total output over its lifetime stood at a paltry 13tonness.

Andreas Schleicher, the OECD man in charge of Pisa and once described by Gove as "the most important man in English education", wrote last year that "deficiencies" in UK education would lead to £4.5 trillion in lost economic output over a lifetime.

The cut-off after one year is a limitation of this study and contributes to an underestimation of the true total cost over a lifetime.

So total output is 3[A - C]/4B.

Opium production jumped 43percentt over 2015, and that may underestimate total output, since farmers may be making more than one harvest a year.

Total costs for long-term care over a lifetime could total more than one million dollars for someone afflicted with Alzheimer's who require care for 10 years or more.

Researchers analysed the total wealth accrued by households over a lifetime.

The "levelised cost" (the total cost of installing a renewable-energy system divided by its expected energy output over its lifetime) of electricity from decentralised (small-scale) solar PV systems in some markets is "approaching or falling below the variable portion of retail electricity prices", says the report.

She went on to get "permanent total disability," which typically awards $400,000 over a lifetime.

Plotting the total number of stem cell divisions over a lifetime against the lifetime risk of cancer in 31 different organs revealed a correlation.

Total costs of intervention and comparator over a lifetime horizon, accounting for the costs of complications and adverse events as well as initial intervention costs.