Sentence examples for variability in the lifetime from inspiring English sources
Elastomer failures remain the number one contamination risk in this industry and data shows unexplained variability in the lifetime of real components when compared to accelerated lifetime testing in the lab environment.
Our results suggest that parity and being breast-fed as an infant are the main factors contributing to variability in the lifetime PCB-153 exposure of the maternal population.
The variability in the lifetime and stoichiometry of natural protein PTMs and the extensive crosstalk that can occur between them makes the in vivo study of PTMs very challenging.
The changes in the concentrations of minor species can occur due to advection or horizontal transport, however that will cause minor variability in the neutralization lifetimes of Na and Fe ions.
Fatigue variability behavior of this alloy was marked by an increase in the lifetime variability to almost three orders in magnitude as the stress level was decreased.
An analysis of fatigue crack-initiation facets from the perspective of variability in lifetime of a duplex microstructure of Ti 6Al 4V is presented.
The results in Figure 6 are for a 100 ns lifetime yet the variability in the data are representative of the several other delays generated between the hypothetical "scatter" and "fluorescence" waveforms.
We speculate that the fluorescence lifetime dependence on the expression level might have been related to the associated changes in the degraded protein fraction, variability in the cellular protein distribution affecting the fluorescence lifetime, or possibly intermolecular resonant transfer if the local fluorescent protein concentration reached sufficiently high level.
While tight regulation is required to explain low variability in rhodopsin's lifetime, this does not constrain the average kinetics of rhodopsin desensitization.
In light of the aggregate of findings regarding CYP19A1 misexpression from gonadal promoters in breast cancer cases, Demura and Bulun postulated CYP19A1 pII/I.3 hypomethyaltion may contribute to the phenomenon of 'promoter switching' and inter-individual variability in lifetime estrogen exposure.
Reliability engineers are not only interested in controlling the mean lifetime of a system, but also comparing the variability of the lifetimes of two systems.
