Sentences with phrase «during lifetime»

«By comparing the results of ancient papers with those of artificially aged samples, we gained significant insights into the environmental conditions in which Leonardo da Vinci's self - portrait was stored during its lifetime.»

La Ferrassie 1 was an old man (likely over 50 years old) who suffered various broken bones during his lifetime and had ongoing respiratory issues when he died.

Wilson claims Darwin «never» persuaded the scientific community in Britain during his lifetime «that one species could evolve into another».

«So that is all sorts of bodily fluids that are expelled by the fish during its lifetime.»

«Humans learn object manipulation skills without any teacher through millions of interactions with a variety of objects during their lifetime.

They even have influence over the DNA in your cell nuclei, and change and evolve during your lifetime, giving you an unexpected source of adaptability to cope with a world in flux.

The size of this so - called Great Wall astonished observers, who were at a loss to explain how something so enormous could have formed during the lifetime of the universe.

Methylation is one type of so - called epigenetic changes, alterations in genes during the lifetime that affect their expression.

The researchers estimate the ultimate gas recovery from a sample of 8,294 horizontal wells in the Barnett Shale will be between 10 trillion and 20 trillion standard cubic feet (scf) during the lifetime of the wells.

Viewed up - close under a scanning electron microscope, size changes in these algae preserved a signal of the level of salinity in the surface water of the Aegean during their lifetime.

In fact, he said, during his lifetime, especially in the past 20 years, vintages have done nothing but improve.

Eighty per cent of participants admitted to taking part in some sort of gambling activity during their lifetime.

An estimated 1 in 7 women will undergo surgery for SUI during their lifetime.

About 12 percent of women in the United States will battle invasive breast cancer at one point during their lifetime.

Kant's ideas, widely accepted during his lifetime, set up the idea of European superiority in the future.

Manure, however, is likely to contain antibiotic resistant genes if animals have been treated with antibiotics during their lifetime.

Loyd, who was also a renowned chess strategist and skilled ventriloquist, created more than 10,000 puzzles during his lifetime.

For example, one study surveyed over 40,000 adults and found that individuals who began drinking before age 14 developed alcohol dependence during their lifetime at nearly twice the rate as those who began drinking at age 21 or older.

«In addition, we don't know when, during the lifetime of one of these storms, it is going to make a tornado.»

At least in the U.S., it is thought to affect about 8 percent of individuals at some point during their lifetime.

Over a period of several months, Hina required as many blood transfusions as she had during a lifetime of sickle - cell disease.

Close to 1,000 fellows and 40 graduate students will have passed through the institute during its lifetime.

The results suggested that those participants who exhibited higher levels of autistic traits were more at risk of suicidal behaviour during their lifetime.

He found major changes in baby coral caused by these chemical additions to the water, both during the lifetime of the organisms and beyond.

The roaches have at least two reproductive cycles during their lifetime.

With these plate tectonic reconstructions Schellart was able to predict where the fossil subduction zone was during its lifetime some 50 - 70 million years ago, and therefore where the lithospheric slab disappeared into the mantle.

Anxiety in social situations is not a rare problem: Around one in ten people are affected by social anxiety disorder during their lifetime.

«We were surprised by the high probability of developing CKD during a lifetime,» said Thomas Hoerger, Ph.D., a health economist and senior fellow at RTI and the paper's lead author.

A major risk factor for breast cancer is thought to be the amount of oestrogen a woman is exposed to during her lifetime, and hence the number of menstrual cycles she experiences.

At the end of a visit to the University of California at Berkeley in the 1930s, Segre took back to Sicily with him a few bits of an old cyclotron, no longer needed, that had been exposed to radiation during the lifetime of the machine.

The one unequivocal verification of Einstein's theory during his lifetime was his explanation of a tiny anomaly in the orbit of Mercury.

«People with physical disabilities constitute 16.2 percent of the population and the majority of the population will experience physical disability at some point during their lifetime,» Borrelli says.

An estimated 8 % of Americans will suffer from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) at some point during their lifetime.

In a large population - based study of randomly selected participants in Germany, researchers found that mild cognitive impairment (MCI) occurred significantly more often in individuals diagnosed with a lower ankle brachial index (ABI), which is a marker of generalized atherosclerosis and thus cumulative exposure to cardiovascular risk factors during lifetime.

He'd like to see a supernova in the Milky Way during his lifetime.

During his lifetime, Dee accumulated dozens of artefacts and books and his house in Mortlake, London, became one of the largest libraries in England.

Carved during her lifetime, the sculpture now known as the Berlin Bust captures Nefertiti's legendary beauty.

«A tree makes millions of seeds during its lifetime, and only one of those seeds needs to survive to replace the parent tree.

Study participants completed a questionnaire on the frequency and intensity of exercise during their lifetime.

Bell noted that water levels around Washington, D.C., have already increased significantly during her lifetime.

And we will probably be able to observe significant changes to these domes during our lifetime.»

Members of the UK armed forces are significantly more likely than civilians to commit a violent offence during their lifetime — and the risk for those who have experienced action on the battlefield is 53 per cent higher than for military personnel with no combat experience.

In our national survey of 18 to 25 - year - olds, 87 % percent of women reported having experienced some form of sexual harassment during their lifetime, yet 76 % of respondents to this survey had never had a conversation with their parents about how to avoid sexually harassing others.

In a study, researchers, who report their findings in the current issue of Forests, found that an Ailanthus tree that lives around 40 years can produce approximately 10 million seeds during its lifetime, while Ailanthus trees that live over a 100 years can produce about 52 million seeds.

In fact, one out of five teens reported at least one concussion diagnosis during their lifetime, and 5.5 percent have had more than one concussion, the study indicated.

Each of the sixteen chambers houses an adult worm, who will remain there during its lifetime.

At the same time, people went from having an average of five children to 1.6 children during their lifetime.

Forams form their shells in concert with ocean temperatures and chemistry, acting as miniscule time capsules, each containing a precise record of the temperature and ocean chemistry during its lifetime.

During their lifetime, such stars burn hydrogen and helium, giving them the energy to resist the incessant pull of gravity trying to draw their atoms inward.

That said, Semmelweis's methods and theories had little impact on the medical community during his lifetime.