Sentence examples for lifespan about from inspiring English sources

First, our Stone Age ancestors had a lifespan about half our own, so didn't have time to develop cancer for the most part.

For measurement of lifespan, about 25 virgin females were reared in a food vial and transferred to fresh food vials every 2 or 3 days.

In the lifespan assays, we also observed similarly prolonged survival of Tau*C2A (mean lifespan about 60 days) and Tau*S2A flies (mean lifespan about 63 days), when compared with Tau flies (mean lifespan about 30 days).

The sickle erythrocyte has a lifespan about 1/10th that of a normal erythrocyte.

Bmal1 −/− mice have a significantly reduced lifespan (about 8 months on average [ 9]).

This may be due to the fact that Posidonia leaves are temporary structures with a relatively short lifespan (about 7 months) at the Mediterranean mid-latitudes.

Engadget reports that the batteries in the PG2s aren't replaceable and have a lifespan of about 150 hours, so proud owners should be cautious about how often they use the light-up logos.

Given that Ohm's lifespan is about twice as long, though, that pricing ends up working out.

—A dragonfly has a lifespan of about 24 hours.

Starved controls display a median lifespan of about 36 h, whereas over expression of DTKR with both C42 and C324 reduced this to 24 h.

Similar observations are made by Muffat et al. [ 71], who demonstrate that overproduction of the human apoD are also associated with significantly reduced lipid peroxidation products, protecting against oxidative stress and extending lifespan by about 40% in fruit flies.