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31 In general their lifespan is shortened due to mouth rot.

32 Safety is a basic human requirement for survival, development, health and self-fulfilment at every stage of the lifespan.

33 A careful medical history, covering the total lifespan, in respect of symptoms of reflux and antireflux treatment was obtained.

34 As with any living or replica plant material, there is an average lifespan for plants.

35 A good quality bed has a lifespan of 10 to 15 years, and so works out cheaper in the long run.

36 Its average lifespan is around 20 years.

37 The average lifespan of the worm is 21 days.

38 Factors determine the lifespan of metazoan animals.

39 They postulated a 500-year lifespan for a plastic container.

40 The generation number , or age, of an object an implementation - defined relative measure of an object's lifespan.

41 But one striking piece of inequality has been conveniently overlooked: lifespan.

42 "Traditionally, their sense of sexiness and self-esteem tends to come from power and earning potential, which tends to rise over the lifespan," she said.

43 Based on the lifespan of the project, PM includes the managements for four phases: project concept phase, project planning phase, project execution phase and project closeout phase.

44 Lower Start current, Less power consumption will expand battery cell lifespan.

45 Businesses had deferred purchases of servers during the economic down times to save costs, extending the replacement cycle for products that tend to have a working lifespan of about five years.

46 Who knows, the "Web 2.0 look" may be out of vogue a year from now, but I think it offers good lessons about effective design for the web that deserve to have a much longer lifespan.

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47 The test results show that the boiler has some good qualities, such as intensified diathermancy, cleaning combustion, high efficiency, energy saving, low pollution and long lifespan etc.

48 "There's no obvious way to turn this into a lifespan extension for humans," said David Sinclair, a Harvard gerontologist not involved in this study.

49 They included cold-blooded organisms that ranged in average lifespan from 11.6 days for the copepod (small crustaceans) Arcartia tonsa to 74 years for the pearl mussel (Margaritifera margaritifera).

50 The yeasty odor had no effect on the lifespan of fully fed flies.

51 To go one step further, the Singapore Government extend the lifespan of the public buses, SBS decided to refurbish and fitted air-con. unit on the aging conventional single-decker.

52 The problem concerns the average lifespan of civilization advanced enough to be capable of such communication.

53 There were a lot of difficulties when the traditional fatigue lifespan assessment method is used in evaluating drill rod lifespan.

54 Smiling frequently can improve your health and extend your lifespan.

55 Existing problems of radial double ended mechanical seal used in reactors and their improvement are introduced, thus lengthening lifespan and reducing the cost of overhaul.

56 A hydraulic clutch and self-adjusting mechanism eliminates the need for adjustments throughout the lifespan of the transmission.

57 Stabile Output Power strengthens Lamp Lifespan and keep color temper coherence.

58 An effective preventive maintenance plan for your UPS and batteries saves both time and money by preventing costly down-time and extending the useful lifespan of your equipment.

59 where the "end of the project" is really the lifespan of the solution and r is the discount rate, or required rate of return, of the project.

60 Once the ovum is released it has a lifespan of 12 to 36 hours.