Sentence examples for mean expected lifespan from inspiring English sources

To do this we fit a model of mean expected lifespan to our laboratory flask experiment (Methods: Environmental effects on foundress lifespans).

To estimate seasonal differences in mean expected lifespan, we used the survreg function to fit a parametric model to the right-censored survivorship data.

For example, a 10-year survival estimate of 75% may mean little to someone without an understanding of their expected lifespan.

The amount of gelatine used in packaging reflects the expected lifespan of the food.

A petition to force manufacturers to publish the expected lifespan has gained over 11,000 signatures.

As a percentage of expected lifespan, women got to 42 per cent, and men to 57 per cent.

Many develop neurotic behaviour from the stress and abuse and die far short of their expected lifespan.

Highly active antiretroviral therapy has extended the expected lifespan of patients with HIV/AIDS.

Originally the "birds" were thought to have an expected lifespan of about seven years.

Moreover, solar cells have low-maintenance needs and high reliability, with an expected lifespan of 20 to 30 years.

With the prolongation of expected lifespan, premature ovarian failure (POF) has gained increased significance as a crucial female health problem.