Sentence examples for life span estimation from inspiring English sources

In addition, to provide a practical application of AE toward life span estimation of corroded beam specimen, a Weibull damage function was introduced to estimate the remaining flexural capacity of the beam specimens.

Ecological challenges also can be discussed, such as how an open versus a closed population, migration patterns, and life span would affect the estimation process.

Consequently, the estimation of a life span value, which is characteristic of the barrier itself, does not seem to be applicable to this component.

Besides, accurate estimation of menstrual life span is difficult because menstrual cycles vary within and between women, and not all menstrual cycles are ovulatory.

A recent meta-analysis by Hedman et al. allows for accurate estimation of brain volume changes throughout the life span.

Using sedimentation rates and an estimation of long-term sediment compaction, the pond's "life span" was calculated at 370 to 600 years.

The estimation of metal temperature is paramount to ensure an adequate life span of gas turbine hot gas path components.

"They have a life span," he said.

But maximum life span?

Average life span?

This study then analyzed patent life span.