Sentence examples for lifespan longer from inspiring English sources

A long-lifespan system (LLS) is a higher order system with a lifespan longer than the creator or observer of the system, which is usually beyond three sociological generations, i.e., 60 years.

How can any TV show sustain itself over a lifespan longer than Buddy Holly's?

But if locality matters, and you affect your environment, as your lifespan gets longer and longer, you and your offspring deplete your environmental resources, and that's detrimental".

This is a rather unusual dynamic even by German standards, where term limits are unheard of and the political lifespan is longer than in most other European countries.

This study shows that the Female specimens may be smaller than the males, but their lifespan is longer than the males.

However, the lifespan was longer in the palliative resection group compared with that in the control group (60.8 ± 2.7 d versus 51.3 ± 1.4 d, means ± SE, P < 0.05).

Rhizomes have a lifespan much longer than leaves: consequently, they undergo less marked fluctuations and may carry the memory of experienced environmental pressures.

The ancient dream of extending lifespan no longer seems like just a dream, but do not buy beach property on Hudson Bay just yet.

Also, estimated lifespans are longer in cold months (consistent with the lifespan experiment), but only when foundress numbers are low (Figure 3).

The global assault on infectious diseases has led to ever longer lifespans: life expectancy is on average 10 years longer in 2016 than it was in 1980.

The minimum lifespans of differentiating spermatogonia and preleptotenes positively correlate with the population size of downstream cells, suggesting that longer lifespan ensures more progenies.