Sentence examples for estimated life span from inspiring English sources

With increase in land degradation in the Malilangwe reservoir catchment, the reservoir estimated life span of over 100 years will be drastically reduced unless drastic measures are taken to address the problem.

This was further illustrated by a significantly shorter estimated life span of ACPA-IgG secretion compared to total IgG secretion as well as protective antibody secretion.

Complications significantly decrease the quality of life, reduce estimated life span and additionally increase the already increasing price of treatment of a diabetic patient [ 8].

Mr. Nieves attributes this characteristic to the cab's structural rigidity, a factor in its estimated life span of 500,000 miles.

He compared the estimated life span at age of inauguration with how long each president who died of natural causes lived.

Cold weather also plays a part: Antarctic glass sponges take the title of 'oldest living animal', with an estimated life span of 15,000 years.

Federal agencies are currently involved in efforts to replace systems of both types that are approaching the end of their estimated life spans.

The economic costs of key capital investments including a MinXray machine with estimated life span of 15 years and a smear microscope equipment with estimated life span of 10 years were calculated on annualized bases at a discount rate of 3% over their estimated life spans using the WHO annualization and discount factors tables [ 21].

The experimental characterisation of these critical parameters of aluminium alloy 2017 is undoubtedly meaningful for reliably estimating life span of and improving safety in designing high-speed flight vehicles.

The financial analysis indicates a payback time of 14 years which is lower than their estimated life-span of 20 years.

Eventually, also depending on wear, hairpieces will need to be replaced, though salon owners estimated a life span of anywhere from two months to four years for most of them.