Sentence examples for possible life span from inspiring English sources

The actual length of life itself is shorter than the possible life span, since the former reflects the effect of unfavourable environmental factors.

It was argued that in some instances records were included of persons who, at the time of the study, had not had the opportunity of living out their possible life span.

Bolstad affirms that the study "has given us the first insight into what the possible life span of this animal might be".

"The study has given us a brand-new way of understanding how some cephalopods reproduce, and also has given us the first insight into what the possible life span of this animal might be," says Kathrin Bolstad, a teuthologist at the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand who was not involved in the work.

But while more people are getting closer to the maximum possible life span, the span itself is unchanged, Hayflick said.

It is often desirable to over-express a gene in all the tissues of the fly, for example when screening genes for possible life span effects.

It is possible that life span could be measured more adequately by total metabolism; however, the data that are necessary for this purpose are almost entirely lacking.

These considerations limit the support for a possible negative life span effect of the Vg transgenes as suggested in the Abstract and Discussion.

If they are no longer under such harsh conditions it's possible their life spans will decrease".

The interim Pompeii superintendent, Jeanne Papadopoulus, played down the latest collapses, saying in a statement that such occurrences were "possible in the life span of a vast, 2,000-year-old archaeological site, especially considering the weather conditions of recent days".

It is possible that the life span of mice is too limited to develop the RP symptom or the artificial light conditions in animal facilities are not appropriate for producing the RP symptom.