Sentence examples for lifespan around from inspiring English sources

At 20 °C, the laboratory strain of C. elegans (N2) has an average lifespan around 2 3 weeks and a generation time around 4 days.

Fujitsu promises a battery lifespan of around 40 hours.

Assuming an average lifespan of around 36 months in rats [16] and 30 months in mice [17], these results suggest that atrophy only becomes significant in the final 20% or so of the rodent lifespan.

Commercial aircraft have a lifespan of around 30 years and demand is growing.

In contrast to industrially produced paper with its lifespan of around a century, he reckons his will last 2,000 years.

Many died of age, as those grown from cuttings (as most are) only have a lifespan of around four decades.

As well as using much less energy than halogens – around 85% – and even less than CFLs, LEDs last longer, with an average lifespan of around 25,000 hours.

Practically, the fruit fly has a lifespan of around four weeks, meaning that we can examine and generate thousands of specimens in a research heartbeat.

The units have a lifespan of around 60 years, during which they can be moved and re-installed up to five times.

The enhanced breasts will still droop with age, and implants have a lifespan of around 16 years, so, depending on the woman's age, will need replacing.

Due in October, the YP-900 features a 20GB hard disk on a 1.8in Toshiba HDD (just like Apple's iPod), rechargeable batteries with a lifespan of around 10 hours, and PC connections via a USB2.0 socket.