Sentence examples for an expected life of from inspiring English sources

Concrete sleepers are usually designed with an expected life of 50 years.

Some of it would last for 100 years, and some for 10, but suppose that on average, the equipment had an expected life of 50 years.

To facilitate the numerical presentation, initially the binomial lattice method is applied only to the first 2 years of a realistic DCF model of a gold mine, with an expected life of 5 years and a negative deterministic NPV.

The gradual emergence of the MED process in the market portion previously belonging to MSF technology suggests that an evaluation of the operating conditions and material selection for MED plants can also grant an expected life of 50 years.

And when these options are described, Farmer Mac suggests a very conservative value for them, assuming that they will have an expected life of five years, when executives have 10 years to use them, understating their probable value by at least 25percentt.

The company just added new fields with an expected life of 22 years.

A performance status of 0,1 or 2 and an expected life expectancy of greater than 3 months was necessary.

Although these artificial devices have an expected life span of 15 years or more, they can fragment prematurely.

Second, very few plaintiffs have an expected life span of 55 years, as the jury found this one did.

If major construction is then allowed to resume, the reactors will have an expected life span of at least 60 years.

We are very hopeful that midostaurin will soon be approved by the FDA for this rare disease". Patients with advanced SM have a poor prognosis, with an expected life span of less than six months to 3.5 years, depending on the disease subtype.