Sentence examples for ideal life span from inspiring English sources

When asked if they'd like to live to be 120, most Americans said no, but most said that their ideal life span was between 79 and 100 years old, higher than the current average life expectancy.

The Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans), a free living nematode that lives mainly in the liquid phase of soils, is considered as an ideal model organism because of its short life span, ease of manipulation, and low cost.

Unlike Bmal1 global knockout mice, Bmal1 forebrain knockouts did not display detectable defects in reproduction, activity, body weight, or life span, thereby providing an ideal model to study circadian physiology in the absence of a central clock.

Moreover it determines the extent to which the ideal can be approached from its present basis given a limited life span.

The short life span of flies, low cost of maintaining stocks and genetic tools available for in vivo manipulation make them ideal for the discovery of new genes that are involved in HD pathology.

"They have a life span," he said.

What is the average life span?

The median life span is 41years.

The average Greek life span was 32 years.

It's quite a short life span.

That would be an ideal life".