Sentence examples for finite life span from inspiring English sources

"They have a battery and a finite life span," Mr Banks said.

The markets rightly prefer lower interest rates for the discounting of earnings to the present, within our finite life span.

"Oil has a finite life span at the surface," Mr. Amos said Tuesday, after examining fresh radar images of the slick.

That's when Leonard Hayflick, an ambitious young researcher at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia, discovered that ordinary body cells have a finite life span – or, more precisely, an average number of times they can multiply in vitro.

Our previous experiments indicated that bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells of rhesus monkey (RhBMSCs) have a low proliferative ability with a finite life span, which will hamper their application in biomedical research.

Furthermore, we are able to specify conditions on the initial data which on the one hand guarantee global existence and on the other hand produce solutions with a finite life span.

Business models can last for years or even decades, but they all have finite life spans.

Sediment's damming-of-the-dam potential means most dams have finite life spans.

Despite improvements in long-term culture expansion, MSCs display finite life spans, uncharacteristic of immortalized 'stem' cells.

The olfactory epithelium of mammals displays continuous neurogenesis throughout adulthood, such that a slow dividing olfactory neural stem cell population continuously replaces mature olfactory neurons that have variable, though finite, life spans (Kondo et al., 2010).

Charles J. Wechsler, an adjunct professor with the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute, Rutgers University, points out that adsorbents have finite life spans, but it can be difficult to know when it's time to change them.