Sentence examples for of a lifespan from inspiring English sources

"I like to think that we have that long of a lifespan and its not ending anytime soon, I hope," Hurd said.

Yin [25] gives the lower bound of a lifespan of classical solutions and discusses the long time asymptotic behavior of solutions away from the blowup time.

Viral DNA delivery systems are asked to avoid the immune system, transduce specific target cell types while avoiding other cell types, infect dividing and non-dividing cells, insert their cargo within the host genome without mutagenesis or to remain episomal, and efficiently express transgenes for a substantial portion of a lifespan.

What should be a very private, fundamental moment, the closing of a lifespan, happens in semi-public, with other patients making noises and other footsteps walking by, with someone else's meal being wheeled down the hall.

"One of the myths is that PE is a young man's problem and that once he learns how to have sex and be more aware of his arousal the problem will go away," says sex therapist and author Dr. Ian Kerner, who has written at length about his own struggles with PE. "But in truth most men who suffer from PE suffer from it chronically for the course of a lifespan".

Recaptures of mature animals after five years provide evidence of a lifespan exceeding 20 years.

The impacts are assessed with the CML2001 method for a lifespan of the building of 50 years.

It provides 75percentt of a person's daily iron requirement for a lifespan of three years.

User-generated content is no longer limited to a lifespan of 24 hours.

Annual operational costs amounted to $1.1 millions for a lifespan of 15 years.

He tells us that before the crash, construction of buildings with a lifespan of 20-plus years was about 8% of our economy.