Sentence examples for finite lifespan from inspiring English sources

And up at the bar, waiting for my drinks, I began formulating my own parallel theory about Tony's finite lifespan.

But it also means that organs cannot renew themselves beyond a certain point, and thus have a finite lifespan.

However, upon confirmation of its 13th series, an executive producer commented that The X Factor had a "finite lifespan".

That's right: according to an astonishingly long-winded audio presentation linked from the email – which robbed your diarist, a human with a finite lifespan, of a quarter-hour he'll never get back – "an enormous economic force" will turn Obama into an idol, permitting him to rewrite the Constitution.

Individuals know they have a finite lifespan, but if they continue working, they will receive a higher pension amount.

They could introduce another generation of Pokémon to pacify everyone who's already caught 'em all, but that's got an inherently finite lifespan; give it a few weeks, and the demands for a third generation will be just as loud.

The finite-lifespan cells, HUC and PrEC, are in close proximity to one another after MDS, which indicates that they have similar DNA methylation profiles.

These five cancer cell lines are closer to one another than to the immortal or finite-lifespan cells in the MDS plot, which suggests that a portion of their DNA methylation profiles is common between them, but different from the other stages (e.g., finite-lifespan, immortal) (Fig. 1B).

In addition to these cell lines, early passage primary cultures of finite-lifespan HRBECs from other donors were tested whenever sufficient cell numbers were available for the assays employed in this study.

In order to assure that the differences between the finite-lifespan cells and the cancer cell lines are relevant to clinical cancers, we included six human bladder tumor biopsies in our analysis.

This is confirmed in Figure 2 which shows that the BFTC cell lines and the prostate cancer cell lines have a substantial overlap of differentially methylated probes compared with their respective finite-lifespan cells and 30% of these probes are not differentially methylated in immortalized cells compared with normal cells (Fig. S1 ).