Sentence examples for year life span from inspiring English sources

We do know that early-onset Alzheimer's shortens life span considerably (onset usually in the fifties with a 6-8 year life span).

Over a 40 year life span Argentinosaurus can grow from 4 kg to 75 tons!

This date is significant because, given the 30+ year life span of horses, it is, if anything, a trailing indicator of the transition away from horses to automobiles.

Moreover, the new 128GB SSD will last approximately 20 times longer than the generally accepted 4-5 year life span of a notebook PC hard drive.

In this study a Building Information Model (BIM) tool is developed to simultaneously estimate embodied and operational carbon over a 60 year life span for a typical four bedroom detached house.

A comprehensive case study life cycle assessment (LCA) was conducted of a 7300 m2, six-story building with a projected 75 year life span, located on the University of Michigan campus.

Mr. Sridhar contends the Bloom boxes, with reasonable maintenance, will have a 10-year life span.

Physicians originally believed the early blue babies could possibly endure a 40-year life span.

A 30-year life span has been recorded for one individual of that species.

"These plants potentially have a 20- to 30-year life span.

"Maybe there is a 50- to 100-year life span to these works".