Sentence examples for life of less from inspiring English sources

HISTORY says that standard bull markets typically have a shelf life of less than four years.

Expert view: The best looking, most comfortable smartwatch, but let down by poor battery life of less than a day.

Calorie restriction — or simply living a life of less in a culture of more — is extremely difficult to achieve and even more difficult to maintain.

In 2009, the EU introduced a new regulation requiring any plant protection substance approved for use to have a half life of less that 120 days.

A father of five sons, Hiscox will be 70 when he retires next year and is looking forward to a life of "less routine and the ability to go to Paris for lunch".

"Had I thought that there was a substantial probability that because of the movement of unemployment that (forward guidance) would have a life of less than a year then I wouldn't have been enthusiastic," he said.

Among 25 (excluding nuclear isomers) radioactive isotopes with masses ranging from 36 to 61, the most stable is scandium-46 (half-life of 83.79 days), and the least stable is scandium-39 (half-life of less than 300 nanoseconds).

Based on this result, a dissipation half-life of less than 3 days was estimated.

Secondly, PACAP38 has a half-life of less than 5 min in human plasma in vitro, while PACAP27 displays a relative lack of degradation [91].

Under controlled conditions, TIP60 showed a half-life of less than 1 h, which was extended by UHRF2 in normal cells.

Natural GLP-1 however shows a short metabolic half-life of less than 2 min due to degradation by the enzyme dipeptidyl peptidase IV (DPP4) (Pauly et al. 1999).