Sentence examples for a typical life expectancy from inspiring English sources

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is the most frequent adult-onset motor neuron disease and is characterized by a degeneration of motor neurons, leading to progressive muscle weakening and a typical life expectancy of 2 5 years after disease onset [ 4].

A type of blood cancer, lymphoma occurs when white blood cells called lymphocytes, which help protect the body from infection and disease as part of the immune system, divide faster than normal or surpass their typical life expectancy.

At 62 years she lived well beyond her typical life expectancy and was recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest verified member of her species in 2016.

The typical life expectancy is two years, but the record is 13 years and 10 months for a bird in the Czech Republic.

In spite of the fact that a quarter of the cases require surgery, recent medical advances contribute to impressive survival rates with the children enjoying typical life expectancies.

The typical life-expectancy of the BNF rat is approximately 32 months and thus, the locomotor activities in about one-fourth to one-third of the average life span of the rat were determined for each age group.

The assumption was made that approximately one fourth of sheep and goat populations, one sixth of cattle and camel populations, and the entire swine population would be slaughtered annually, based on estimated average species' lifespan (e.g., approximately one fourth of a country's sheep population would be slaughtered annually, with a typical animal life expectancy of 4 years).

While both, platelets and neurons are postmitotic cells, platelets have a life expectancy of a week and neurons a life expectancy comparable to the life expectancy of humans.

Autistic individuals have a normal life expectancy.

A money-losing new venture has a short life expectancy.

Why does Glasgow have a low life expectancy?