Sentence examples for a life span of between from inspiring English sources

This is because, although the leading method of protection among the households is using window/door nets (36.3%) {followed by spraying the rooms (28.2%)}, window/door netting is more of a capital expenditure, with a life span of between 2 and 4 years.

They have a life span of up to seven years.

A life span of 70 years was considered.

Its engine has a life span of say XYZ miles.

It is estimated that people with SMI have a life-span of between 10 and 30 years less than the general population; which has been observed to be deteriorating over the last decade [ 6].

In this view, the regional system really has a life span (between establishment of the lake and its eventual disappearance) and a unique life history (related to primary organization of the component local ecosystems and to disturbances and recoveries affecting those component systems).

The tapes have a normal life span of 10 years.

This corresponds to a mean life span of 10.5 days.

Control animals had a mean life span of 9.54 days.

EXERCISE HAS BEEN shown to add between six and seven years to a life span (and improve the quality of life in countless ways).

Red cells have an average life span of 120 days.