Sentence examples for a useful lifetime from inspiring English sources

SPCEs showed a useful lifetime of 4 weeks of daily measurement, during which the average slopes were reproducible (within ± 2 mV decade-1).

A slope efficiency of 54% with a useful lifetime greater than 10,000 shots has been demonstrated at a pump repetition rate of 1 Hz and a pump intensity of 1 J/cm2 by using the new ORMOSILS cage on our newly designed laser system.

These batteries have a useful lifetime of about five years.

Research concerning these plastic films is an important issue in order to formulate technical suggestions for a reliable design, to make more efficient use of the film and to achieve a longer useful lifetime of LDPE films.

The rocket will include Microsat-2A and Microsat-2B (via TheNextWeb), small satellites with a planned useful lifetime of just 20 months.

A better reproducibility of the amperometric responses was found with the graphite EPD electrodes, whereas a longer useful lifetime was observed for the graphite Teflon electrodes.

However, they have a shorter useful lifetime than CVAPD (Smith et al, 1998) and there is an increased risk of venous sclerosis following the use of cytotoxic agents (Slater et al, 1985), which makes them unsuitable for cancer patients receiving longer-term chemotherapy.

The expected product yield of a biocatalyst during its useful lifetime is an important consideration when designing a continuous biocatalytic process.

On the other hand, the excessive cost for developing a new antimicrobial and its short useful lifetime render a poor investment returns.

Durability i.e. the maintenance of an adequate level of resistance throughout the useful lifetime expected from a variety [ 22] is one of the most important objectives of plant breeding programmes for resistance.

Although the useful lifetime of a biocatalyst is dictated by its kinetic stability, only 6% of protein stability studies use kinetic stability measures.