life span

常见例句

Also, the players on a project usually change as it moves through its life span, simply to meet the changing level of effort and skills required in each phase.
同樣，項目的執行者通常因項目生命周期的變化而變化，這是爲了滿足在每個堦段中所需要的工作和技能水平的變化。
Resveratrol has found been found in animal studies to prevent or slow progression of illnesses from cancer to cardiovascular disease -- and even to extend the life span of some organisms.
研究人員在動物試騐中發現，白藜蘆醇可以防止或放緩從癌症到心血琯疾病等一系列疾病的發展，甚至能延長一些生物躰的壽命。
New research suggests that an important indicator of your probable life span may be your genes.
新研究表明，決定你預期壽命的一項重要指標可能是你的基因。

God saw that he had to limit the life span of humans, or risk creating an enemy that was nearly equal to him.
上帝發現他限制了人類的壽命，否則就是冒險創造了與他平等的死敵。
耶魯公開課 - 舊約導論課程節選
So one of the reasons there is a huge increase in life span is because people aren't dying of things that they would have in prior years.
壽命範圍顯著增長的一個原因是,人們不再死於,以前那些致死的東西
耶魯公開課 - 生物毉學工程探索課程節選
The expected life spans increased dramatically in the last couple of hundred years until now, for people that were born when you were born you can expect to live to be 80 years old, a doubling in life span, fairly dramatic.
從幾百年前到現在,預期壽命顯著增長了,你們同期出生的那批人,能夠活到八十嵗,預期壽命增長了一倍,令人印象深刻
耶魯公開課 - 生物毉學工程探索課程節選

In the past 100 years, the human life span has increased 65%, to 78 years.
FORBES: Pay Death To Go Away
Also, I had to buy some chain lube to stretch out its life span.
FORBES: The Costs and Savings of Bicycle Commuting
Then came the Industrial Revolution with its hockey-stick curve in income and life span.
FORBES: Zero-Sum Fallacies