(1) Men have a shorter lifespan than women.

(2) A 15-year lifespan is not uncommon for a dog.

(3) The average human lifespan in the developed countries has increased over the last hundred years.

(4) The project's lifespan is estimated at about five years.

(5) Worms have a lifespan of a few months.

(6) A TV set has an average lifespan of 11 years.

(7) Some insects have a life-span of no more than a few hours.

(8) Most boilers have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years.

(9) Which mammal has the shortest life-span in the wild?

(10) Now, he is hopeful that the child will have a normal lifespan.

(11) Some aspects of this immediacy can also be transmitted by our contacts with non-human organisms whose lifespan far exceeds our own.

(12) Rapid advancements in technology have reduced the effective lifespans of computers.

(13) Although humans may have the longest lifespan of any mammal, giant tortoises have the longest recorded lives among vertebrates.

(14) A three-year research programme to assess the life-span characteristics and as-built performance of flat roofing systems in under way.

(15) That question becomes increasingly important as the Pentium class of personal computers moves through its lifespan.

(16) The new, improved materials available have gone a long way towards extending the lifespan of today's flat roof.

(17) All too often, the antecedents of revolution are separated by more than a human lifespan from their fruition.

(18) He felt that the idea that the human lifespan could continue to increase was biologically implausible.

(19) Capital costs are expressed as annual equivalents assuming a seven year lifespan for the equipment and a 5% discount rate.

(20) Fries's argument is dependent upon the notion of a fixed human lifespan.

(21) We must return to the fundamental question: is the extension of the human lifespan actually desirable?

(22) According to the definition of the life-span of ciliated protozoan clone, the component of Ling-Zhi prolonged the life-span of the clonal cells of Stylonychia mytilus.

(23) Reliability life-span experiments can reflect the trend that is electronic life-span is basic direct proportion to machine life-span, and the contactor electronic life-span is very long.

(24) A special solar-reflective white paint may be applied to these panels which will increase the life-span of the surface.

(25) Importantly, patterns of physical activity and healthy lifestyles acquired during childhood and adolescence are more likely to be maintained throughout the life-span.

(26) The goal in fighting the childhood obesity epidemic is to achieve an energy balance which can be maintained throughout the individual's life-span.

(27) Betake burden of car tyre is one primary factor which influence useable life-span of tyre the text bring forward reference about rational choice tyre by workout betake burden of car tyre.

(28) A lot of study showed that the friction of the ball friction coupling between piston and slipper obviously affected the life-span and the performance of the axial piston pump.

(29) Insurance consumption is a course or behavior that people meet their own security needing of health, life-span and property through enjoying the insurance products or the insurance service.

(30) With domestic similar with the small compared with hydraulic telefon, feeding, cooling, sawing demonstration of elastic floating different features, greatly improving the bandsaw life-span.

(31) How to define the best repair cycle and remanent life-span of the engine with the reliability theory is discussed and analyzed.

(32) Magnetoelectric sensor is a kind of non-contact sensor and has some useful characteristics, such as non-contact, high response frequency, low power waste, high reliability, long life-span and etc.

(33) The precision index for the carrier rocket that carries the spacecraft entering the orbit is highly upgraded; besides its life-span in the orbit is increased by a big margin.

(34) LED has a long life-span, low energy consume, low quality of heat and short response time, so studying a new kind of light source is very significant.

(35) In order to make the hearth and hearth bottom have the same life-span as that of blast furnace, one of effective measures is to form a layer of slag-metal skull on the hearth and hearth bottom.

(36) In order to guarantee the safety service and life-span of long-span cable-stayed bridges, the uncertain type of analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method is adopted to access the bridge condition.

(37) While the expected life-span for a mouse is about 25 months, one of the IRS-1deficient mice in this research lived for 38 months 66 per cent longer than a normal mouse.

(38) Equipment life-span diagnoses mainly research the variation rules of unit part in unsteady temperature and thermal stress, fatigue characteristic of metals and life deterioration of equipments.

(39) Green virtual corporation is a king of dynamic ally which faces the life-span of products in the whole process of greenization.

(40) Life-span studies, similar to those carried out in Japan, would be needed in order to identify any further minor health effects.

(41) It has been proved that the main reason of the wearing was the destruction of the lubrication. Suit- able technique was used effectively prolonging the life-span of the copper slide block.

(41) try its best to collect and build good sentences.

(42) Normal cycle is a more accurate and more scientific parameter to signify the life-span consumption of the engine.

(43) With the demand of the underground constructions engineering, tunnel borer recently tends to be larger sized, longer life-span, high automation and wide adaptableness.

(44) If this theory is accurate, our future generations can expect a life-span of 150 years.

(45) Participants included experts in family and twin studies, molecular genetics, basic and clinical neuroscience, cognitive and behavioral science, development throughout the life-span, and disability.

(46) Resveratrol, occurring in trans-and cis- isomeric forms, is a phytoalexin with pharmacological activities, for example, anti-cancer, anti-cardiovascular disease, and life-span increasing properties.

(47) Non-current assets are assets that are not turned into cash easily, are expected to be turned into cash within a year and/or have a life-span of more than a year.

(48) To improve measurement precision requires the equipment of internal calibration has little change of performance with temperature in its life-span.