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Meanings of lifespan in inglês

português
duração de uma vida
catalão
vida
espanhol
vida

The period during which something is functional (as between birth and death)

duração de uma vida
Usage of lifespan in inglês
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In the past power plants had a lifespan of about 50 years.
News.com.au
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The new system produces energy savings and may increase vacuum pump lifespan.
Pubmed
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But a new paper suggests we may be nearing a lifespan limit.
Wired
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The recorders' batteries are now about two days past their regular lifespan.
Reuters
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People started living longer-doublethe average lifespan of a few centuries before.
The 5000 year leap: a miracle that changed the world
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The average lifespan is three years, but that's usually in older people.
The Guardian
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So can we confidently say that avoiding meat will increase your lifespan?
The South African
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Many genes are responsible for the modulation of lifespan in model organisms.
Pubmed
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Son pegs the lifespan of solar power plants at around 80 years.
Reuters
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I found this a surprisingly short lifespan for such a key word!
The Irish Times
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Backgrounds: Unhealthy body composition is a cause for concern across the lifespan.
Pubmed
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How much we sleep, and when we sleep, changes over our lifespan.
Wired
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Levels of MAT2a were increased in the Pb-exposed mice across the lifespan.
Pubmed
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Additionally, proteosomal activation has been associated with increased lifespan in many organisms.
Pubmed
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To assess function, we measured rotorod performance monthly as well as lifespan.
Pubmed
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Here we show that fission yeast Maf1 is required for lifespan extension.
Pubmed
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Translations for lifespan
catalão
vida
espanhol
vida
Lifespan through the time
Lifespan across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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