Sentence examples for a typical lifespan from inspiring English sources

It is fairly obvious that over a typical lifespan, human beings experience huge changes in their sleep patterns due to a variety of different factors.

In Georgia, where the state negotiates prices with publishers, an annual license for Cognitive Tutor software is $32 per student, and the workbook, which must be replaced annually, is $24 — for a total of $336 over six years, a typical lifespan of a math textbook that costs about $120.

The MJO, which is often described as an eastward propagating atmospheric pulse with a typical lifespan of 30 60 days, is one of the dominant disturbances in the equatorial atmosphere at the intra-seasonal timescale (Madden and Julian 1972).

Hippos have a typical lifespan of about 50 years.

The maximum recorded age is 13.1 years, but three years is a typical lifespan.

Visible or invisible disabilities, however, are significant markers often tied to other identities and will impact most of us at some point during a typical lifespan.

The maximum documented lifespan in the wild is 23 years in North America and 33 years in Europe, but 12 years is a more typical lifespan.

Sales of tablets have plummeted as customers stick with their current models longer than the typical lifespan of a mobile phone, however, there was better news with a rise in white goods sales, thanks to an improved housing market.

Worker bees became sick and died on average 6 days sooner than normal, a major reduction from the typical lifespan of 21 days.

But given that the typical lifespan of a coffee farm is about 30 years, today's fledgling farmers are the ones who'll be setting the foundations to fight against the coffee dystopia projected for 2050.

These ages were chosen to cover the typical lifespan of a production bird of both species.