Sentence examples for ideal lifespan from inspiring English sources

What's the ideal lifespan?

Creaser said: "AGL's own staff are on record saying the ideal lifespan for a power station is something like 20 to 30 years but they're planning to run Bayswater until it's 50 years old and Loy Yang until it's 60 years old".

Infancy is an ideal stage in the lifespan to investigate these issues, as motor ability is rapidly improving.

He knew that seals in Svalbard have a short average lifespan despite seemingly ideal conditions: humans don't hunt them, they have few known predators, they aren't being accidentally caught by fishermen, and the area is not polluted.

Because of its extreme metabolic rate, its pronounced biorhythmicity and its short lifespan, C. russula is an ideal study model to investigate the possible effects of melatonin on the deterioration of biorhythms due to senescence.

Drosophila has a short lifespan that makes it an ideal model system for studying the genetic underpinnings of aging.

The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans is ideal for studying sperm competition because its short lifespan and large brood size make the animals easy to work with in the laboratory.

As such, LIFEspan does set the stage for an ideal model for which to strive in service delivery, where, for example, LIFEspan clients benefit from a publicly funded health care system and transportation services to and from the centre.

In contrast to severe motor phenotypes (see Figs  3E H and 5G J), dysfunction or loss of this small population of upper motor neurons does not significantly alter the lifespan of flies and hence is an ideal assay system to study Drosophila TDP-43 dysfunction at the cellular and synaptic level (see Figs  6 and 7).

A wet winter and a cool spring are ideal, as sufficient moisture in the soil helps extend the lifespan of the plants that support the larvae and adults.

First, as tumor development is believed to result from the sequential and progressive accumulation of genetic abnormalities, adult stem cells appear to be ideal initial targets for malignant transformation due to their long lifespans.