Sentence examples for predicted lifespan from inspiring English sources

Payments are dependent on the size of your pension pot, annuity rates at the time and your predicted lifespan.

After all, we can't electrify our planes or power them by nuclear fission (or not in a way that would be accepted by paying passengers) - and most aircraft operating or purchased today have a predicted lifespan of at least 40 years.

The Beatrice field and the Nigg terminal came on stream in 1981 with an initial predicted lifespan of 30 years.

In this context, a recent study showed that in zebra finches, TL at the age of 25 days strongly predicted lifespan (Heidinger et al., 2012).

The mice used for this study were broadly divided by age and will be referred to as young (1 4 months old: 3.0 ± 0.8 months), middle-aged (5 9 months old: 7.2 ± 1.6 months), and older (10 14 months old: 12.2 ± 1.0 months) based on the predicted lifespan of the db/AD mice (~15-16 ~15-16 months

Since then, there has been increasing evidence that telomere length can be used to predict lifespan, and not just in humans.

In the same way that actuaries predicting lifespan must acknowledge that age will influence years left on earth, the age of a recovery also affects its future.

A very recent study demonstrated that deviations in the circadian rhythm of mice can predict lifespan [ 36].

There is some evidence that IGF1 levels at 6 months may predict lifespan in F1 hybrids (Harper et al., 2006) as well as in UM-HET3 mice, where low levels at 15 months predicted increased lifespan (Harper et al., 2003).

Studies using various model organisms and human tissue samples have led to the identification of a few biomarkers of aging that can predict lifespan with some success.

Interestingly, microRNA reporters (mir-71 GFP, mir-71 GFPP and mir-246::GFP) candalso be used to predict lifespan in C. elegans [ 51].