Examples of using Lifespans in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They then compared the lifespans of the captive animals with Asian elephants used by a logging company in Burma,
Presuming normal human lifespans, the older needs to be at least 50
accelerating change plus longer lifespans will make this traditional model obsolete.
both of which are associated with shorter lifespans(5, 6, 7).
we can show that maximum and average lifespans, could continue to increase far into the foreseeable future," Hekimi says.
e.g. by predicting catalyst lifespans or coke build-up in furnaces.
If similar results are applied to humans then it would mean average lifespans could be extended from the present 75 years or so to more than 100 years.
And thanks to the PARATHOM LED robust design and lifespans of up to 40,000 hours, the new system
accelerating change plus longer lifespans will make this traditional model obsolete.
And I guess if you asked the question for the Nordics, their comparable lifespans are 1,400 to 2,200 years.
The cookies we use have varying lifespans, depending the purpose for which the cookie is used.
the men having shorter lifespans in part due to overuse of alcohol,
When transhumanists say they want to extend lifespans, what they mean is that they want to extend health-spans.
Better medications and longer lifespans for people with HIV, though, have dissipated some of the concern over dying early
which is odd as their long lifespans and humongous size ought to make them highly susceptible to the disease.
However, stock options have shorter lifespans of some few months ranging to a year while bonds expire after several years.
associated with slower ageing, longer lifespans and improved overall health.
men's increased susceptibility to disease shortens their lifespans, say Japanese scientists.
we can show that maximum and average lifespans, could continue to increase far into the foreseeable future.".
The result was that lifespans extended from about 45 at the start of the century to almost double that today.
