Sentence examples for three year life span from inspiring English sources

DriveSafe.ly, which also recently opened its API to mobile developers, currently has over six million users and has read over 250 million text messages in its three year life span.

Compared to ride sharing services that allow individuals to use their own cars when driving customers, bike sharing requires more ongoing capital investment, especially as bikes only have a two to three year life span.

The results also show that most (88%) of the LLIN users in this study engage in inappropriate net washing practices as against the twenty approved WHO washes during the three year life span of the net [ 8].

A female can produce up to 36 individuals in a typical four year life span.

This is a challenge; not only does the data span a wide range of data types ranging from chromatin profiling to gene model annotation [ 1, 2], but a large variety of methods and platforms were used to collect and analyze the data over the project's five year life span, including several changes to the reference genome builds.

The WI was introduced nearly 20 years ago but was only designed to have a seven year life-span.

This finding is also corroborated by the C. tuberculata population in the Bay of Vhylo, with a one year life-span, suggesting this maybe a general characteristic of the species [28].

At that point, "the Navy Yard had a four- or five-year life span left in it," he said.

We think we're well on pace to distribute that $250 million over the two- to three-year life span that we expect it to last.

Microsoft thinks a server with a two- to five-year life span could pay for itself in a couple of months if it were running full blast.

In this study, we used a standardized retro-orbital procedure of blood collection, and calculated reference intervals for numerous biochemical and hematological parameters in 90 animals of the mouse strains C57BL/6J, 129SV/EV and C3H/HeJ in three periods of a 1-year life span.