Sentence examples for lifespan years from inspiring English sources

We found that the weighted (72% MIN and 28% MAX) average lifespan years gained by male diabetics over male non-diabetics was 6.1 years [see Appendix 2 in Additional file 1], whereas that difference in females was only 2.3 years.

We performed this procedure for both MAX and MIN (by reversing the axes) and the results of lifespan years gained or lost are displayed in Tables  1 and 2 in the 3rd and 5th columns.

Oh, and its lifespan (7 years) is about twice that of a lead-acid battery (3-4 years).

One doctor believesmany HIV patients can expect a normal lifespan in years to come.

This is of concern as CN has a limited lifespan (6 20 years), which has implications for the strategic management of the collection.

Now let's look at the policy over what may be the child's lifespan, 100 years.

Is it a problem that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have lifespans ten years shorter than non-Indigenous Australians?

According to a study published Sunday in the journal Canine Genetics and Epidemiology, chocolate Labs have lifespans 1.4 years shorter than labs of other colors.