Sentence examples for Economic lifespan from inspiring English sources

Alaska's elected officials also started to worry about the economic lifespan of the state's cash cow.

These results translate to a prolonged economic lifespan of a fractured heterogeneous reservoir and a significant reduction in post-processing costs.

Bark consumption was less in the low frequency tapping systems leading to the possibility of lengthening the economic lifespan of the tapping panels of the tree.

And while today's motor cars offer unprecedented value in terms of price, performance, safety and fuel economy, they have become more complicated than ever, more difficult and expensive to repair, and their economic lifespan severely shortened.

It is a perennial crop and has an economic lifespan of about 5 years.

The useful economic lifespan of the equipment was defined as 10 years, i.e., the maximum time that includes both technological obsolescence and degradation of care efficacy.

Alongside birthrate, the other operative factor in the economic equation is lifespan.

This paper focuses on the area optimization of solar collectors in combined solar heating systems that supply heat for adsorption desalination, aiming at achieving the maximum economic benefits during the lifespan of a project.

We make use of Oeppen's (2008) proposal of expressing the Lee-Carter method in compositional form to forecast mortality trends by cause of death over time and to evaluate the impact of the economic crisis in human lifespan and causes of death.

By using economic discounting over the lifespan of a child, one can rapidly reach the conclusion that environmental interventions are never cost-effective.

Limited access to stimulating materials and caregiver-child interaction within the home delay cognitive, motor, and social development, which contributes to inequities in health and economic well-being throughout the lifespan.