The phrase "affected life span" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact of certain factors on the duration of life or the longevity of an organism or object.
Example: "The study aimed to determine how environmental pollutants have affected life span in various species."
Alternatives: "impacted life expectancy" or "influenced longevity".
As Zmpste24 has been implicated in a disease of premature aging in humans, we wanted to know whether loss of the three tandem paralogs in Drosophila affected life span.
After analyzing 11 million "life years," the committee could see that the color of the collar and the income level affected life span significantly.
But the inverse of that finding proved to be equally true: not fitting periods of activity into a person's daily life also affected life span.
The authors calculated how smoking and obesity affected life span between 1990 and 2005 (the most recent year for which data were available) and extrapolated those rates forward until 2020.
While there is increasing knowledge of how ADHD can affect individuals across the life span, qualitative studies exploring the affected adults' own experiences and perceptions of being diagnosed with ADHD are still sparse.
However, the median life span of affected animals was 4.9 months longer, and age-corrected total milk yield was 1,284 kg lower for BRL affected Danish Red cows.
If NaCl is first elevated when the animals are adults (4 days old), life span is little affected and does not differ between the mutants and the wild type.
The impact of the APOE polymorphism on the increased risk of a variety of medical illnesses might lead to a reduced life span and decreased adaptability of affected individuals to stress.
Because life span and health conditions are positively affected by modern medical care, older adults have more time available for hobbies, cultural, and social activities, and sports.
Sickled cells have a shorter life span than normal red blood cells, and affected persons have chronic anemia.
Life span of these patients may be normal, but affected individuals are at risk for rupture of medium sized arteries [ 4, 19].
