Sentence examples for life span about from inspiring English sources
There is a debate about whether there's a biological limit to the human life span, about 115 years, or whether maximum life span could be extended as long as 130, possibly 150 years.
What makes foraminifera so useful is that their shells deform in the presence of chemical pollution, including oil, and they have a very short life span — about 30 days.
Here we show that a microhabitat composed of liquid S-medium and live bacteria in microtiter wells prolongs C. elegans longevity and is optimally suited to monitor chronic eNP-effects over the entire life span (about 34 days) of the nematode.
Once emerged, males respond promptly to the female pheromones because they have a very short adult life span (about 10 hours).
To measure life span, about 200 L1s hatched out during a 2-h period were left to grow to the L4 stage on culture plates at 20°C.
The decline in Pmax across the adult life span (about 10-11% per decade) is greater than the usually observed decline in maximal leg strength [ 82, 214].
Most cephalopods have short life spans, about 1 to 2 years.
They have short life spans, about 6-8 weeks.
Industrial egg-laying hens have been bred to produce more and faster, laying about 320 eggs over a life span of about 72 weeks, compared with a productive life of around four years in more traditional breeds that lay at a fraction of the rate.
These birds are believed to have had a life span of about 20 to 25 years.
4) Was the average person's life span A) About right.
