The phrase "a given life span" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration of life that is expected or assigned to an organism, object, or concept.
Example: "The average lifespan of this species is significantly shorter than that of a given life span in captivity."
Alternatives: "a specified life span" or "an assigned life span".
This longitudinal analysis ensures that the same set of plants are observed over time for any given life-span.
Worms given life-span-enhancing mutations produce offspring that lack the responsible genes but live longer anyway.
Earth alienation refers to the attempt to escape from the confines of the earth; spurred by modern science and technology, we have searched for ways to overcome our earth-bound condition by setting out on the exploration of space, by attempting to recreate life under laboratory conditions, and by trying to extend our given life-span.
In order to encourage the virtual organisms to develop neural networks, they were given a life span proportional to the different cellular types they developed: a sensory neuron, a motor neuron, a hidden neuron, a dendrite, an axon, and a synapse.
In order to encourage the agents to develop neural networks, the agents were given a life span period proportional to the different cellular types they developed: a sensory neuron, a motor neuron, a hidden neuron, a dendrite, an axon, a synapse.
Given the life span extending effect of Indy/CeNAC2 knockdown together with a reduction in body fat content, we were interested in determining a unifying molecular mechanism.
Moreover it determines the extent to which the ideal can be approached from its present basis given a limited life span.
We are, happily, the beneficiaries of breakthroughs that have given us life spans that not long ago would have been the stuff of science fiction.
We are, happily, the beneficiaries of medical and scientific breakthroughs that have given us life spans that not long ago would have been the stuff of science fiction.
In designing for the future, what gives a long life span to a building where various building components become obsolete over different time frames?
