Sentence examples for Diminished life span from inspiring English sources
Drawing on his position as someone facing a diminished life span, Wiman mounts a welcome, insightful and bracing assault on both the complacent pieties of many Christians and the thoughtless bigotry of intellectuals who regard Christian faith as suitable only for idiots or fools.
Even popular toys have a diminished life span and shorter period of time to attract girls before they outgrow them.
The third category (Sc3) comprised 32 abnormalities that individually are unlikely to cause pre- or perinatal death, but that are likely to cause a diminished extra-uterine life span.
Our findings that diminished DTKR, DILP5 and dInR extend life span suggest an involvement of this signaling pathway in tubules in desiccation, nutritional and oxidative stress responses in adult Drosophila.
In animals with diminished DAF-2/IGFR signaling, mutations that reduce daf-16a and f but not daf-16b activity shorten life span to the same extent as daf-16 null mutations (Lee et al. 2001).
The literature implies a "diminished entelechy" hypothesis in which birth cohorts subjected to relatively virulent environmental insults early in life do not realize their otherwise expected life span.
"They have a life span," he said.
What is the average life span?
The median life span is 41years.
