Sentence examples for typical life span from inspiring English sources

The rats' typical life span is 5 to 12 months.

When Bismarck first introduced state pensions in the 1880s, they kicked in at the age of 70, about 20 years more than the typical life span.

Statins work for these patients and have helped increase the typical life span to 33 years, from 18, but further cholesterol reduction is needed.

"The typical life span isn't that long, so it doesn't have the recurring revenue stream, to put it bluntly," said Stephen M. Case, chairman of Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure, a nonprofit group that spurs research on treatments for the disease.

Ms. Wennmachers is quick to point out that Andreessen Horowitz, an investor in Skype, Facebook and Zynga, has already returned investors $288 million of the first $300 million fund it raised in 2009 — a quick turnaround given that the typical life span of a venture capital fund is 10 years.

At population doubling (PD) 92, which exceeds the typical life span of these cells, we excised the gene via Cre-mediated recombination.

Coal-fired plants could be the best candidates for retirement because 74 percent were built before 1980, according to the agency, meaning they are approaching the end of their typical life spans.

That said, Planet Labs doves don't live as long, with a typical life-span of about one to three years.

Finally, a detailed description is given of climate change over many different timescales, ranging from a typical human life span to all of geologic time.

For example, the naked mole rat, a subterranean rodent that lives over 30 years (in comparison with the typical four-year life span of more typical rats), is resistant to both cancer and aging.

But each bulb costs roughly 5,000 renminbi ($790) and theater owners tend to try to stretch their typical two-week life span.