Sentence examples for trajectory lifetime from inspiring English sources

Figure 3: Single molecule MG trajectory lifetime is limited by photobleaching.

CFS can forestall educational attainment, and hence illness places afflicted individuals on a lower trajectory of lifetime earnings.

As with similar objects discovered in near synchronous trajectories, long lifetime orbits, with mean motions of about 2 revolutions per day, were found possible for debris characterized by extremely high area-to-mass ratios.

It is indeed the case that in situating Hegel's mature views of the state within the trajectory of a lifetime of reflection about the relationship between the self and the world in time, these mature views seem to give way before the myriad political ideas and practical possibilities Hegel's thought might generate.

The lifetime trajectory of Shakespeare's 37 plays also reflect his evolution as a writer.

Increasingly researchers have uncovered evidence that illness erodes a person's accumulation of human and social capital; placing them on a lifetime trajectory of lower health and wealth [ 19- 23] and raising the benefits of early interventions aimed at prevention, symptomatic relief, and cure [ 22].

One of the many present challenges for this emerging field of enquiry will be to translate the findings from short-term well-controlled laboratory studies in small numbers of subjects to the lifetime trajectory of weight gain observed in large populations.

Results on age-related changes of regional GM volumes suggest that ASD is characterized by complex alterations in lifetime trajectories of several brain regions that underpin social-cognitive and motor functions.

We have averaged squared trajectories from 40 bidirectional RNPs (for the time corresponding to one quarter of the duration of the RNP trajectory with the shortest lifetime).

In this analysis, the MSD analysis is only performed for the time corresponding to one quarter of the duration of the RNP trajectory with the shortest lifetime.

The lifetime BMI trajectory of the risk haplotype (carriers, at least one copy) vs. non-risk haplotype (non-carriers, no copies) is shown in Fig.  3a.