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The length of time for which an organism lives.

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Some clams have lifespans far longer than those of human beings.

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(by extension) The length of time for which something exists or is current or valid.

To what length can the human lifespan be extended?

Many birds have a long lifespan and may outlive their owners.

Remember that cheaper alternatives will ultimately cost you more in the long term because they will have a shorter lifespan and you will incur periodic repair and maintenance costs.

It is Herschel's supply of superfluid helium which dictates how long its operational lifespan will be.

This confirms that with modern treatment regimens there is no significant shortening of the lifespan with PD.

This intelligent animal has an average lifespan of 50 years, with one of the oldest known chimps living to 60 years of age.

However, there are many things your veterinarian can do to make your cat more comfortable and extend his lifespan.

Animals with the disease have a considerably shortened lifespan.

Even though a seven-year-old cat may be the equivalent of a middle-aged human, there are a lot of other variables that can affect the lifespan of the animal.

For example, an intact male cat living outside has an estimated lifespan of about three years while a neutered male living inside may easily live for 15 years.

Despite these problems, Lil'Bit is expected to live a normal lifespan.

Covering outdoor furniture with waterproof covers during inclement weather is one of the best ways of protecting it and increasing its lifespan.

The lifespan of solar panels (most now range up to 30 years) and the fact that they are virtually maintenance free, make solar power a far more attractive and cost effective solution than ever before.

This is a significant improvement in the lifespan of these products, helping to reduce their waste quickly and efficiently.

What is the expected lifespan of the product?

Young children can be especially hard on clothes and saving money on something that has a short lifespan may seem like a smart choice.

Unfortunately, by neglecting the dental health care of their dog, owners are inadvertently shortening the lifespan of the pet they love and are trying to protect.

While Mastiffs don't have as long a lifespan as many other smaller breeds, the rewards definitely outweigh the challenges imposed by these large and lovable dogs.

Perhaps the most important advantage of traditional crown molding is the lifespan and usability of the product.

However, although the up-front cost may be more than treated wood, a homeowner stands to save thousands on maintenance costs over the deck's lifespan.

Can the contractor show you several types of plastic tubing and explain the lifespan of each for you to decide which one you wish to use?

Further, if they are saving, they are unprepared for an anticipated longer lifespan often requiring employment past the age of 65, not by choice.

It shows the differences between each pet, factoring in maintenance, lifespan, hatching time and eating habits.

Most individuals will have a normal lifespan.

In the United States, people with this condition can expect to have a normal lifespan.

Reduction in lifespan from FA complications is also quite variable.

Patients have a normal lifespan, and many people are not aware they are affected by the disease until a family is diagnosed.

Although CP itself is not considered a terminal disorder, it can affect a person's lifespan by increasing the risk for certain medical problems.

People with mild cerebral palsy may have near-normal lifespan, but the lifespan of those with more severe forms may be shortened.

Individuals with MPS I H have health problems but usually have a normal lifespan.

Most individuals with tuberous sclerosis have a normal lifespan.

These undergo many cell divisions, often at a quicker rate than normal cells and do not have a limited lifespan.

The lifespan of people with OI types I, III, and IV is not generally shortened.

Abnormalities can be treated to a certain degree with surgery, but extreme invasive procedures may not be in the best interests of an infant whose lifespan is measured in days or weeks.

The average lifespan is less than two months for 50 percent of the children, and 90-95 percent die before their first birthday.

With treatment, however, a patient with acromegaly may be able to live a normal lifespan.

Once these problems are controlled, most individuals with cri du chat syndrome have a normal lifespan.

Nightmares are a universal human experience occurring throughout the lifespan.

The prognosis for VWD is generally good, and most individuals have a normal lifespan.

During her one-month lifespan a female louse may lay more than 100 eggs.

Although in the past many people with PWS died in adolescence or young adulthood, prevention of obesity can enable those with the syndrome to live a normal lifespan.

Another plus for this filtering system is the lifespan of a HEPA filter is much longer than other filters.

Some users say that simply plugging in or unplugging a unit may shorten its lifespan.

Additionally, the lack of air causes resistance that can make the hand held vacuum's motor work even harder which, in turn, shortens its lifespan.

The stiffness of the fabric, while contributing to the boot's lifespan, can make for a longer than usual breaking in period.

It's a good idea to have a shoe specialist place taps on the bottoms of stilettos, particularly the heel - this increases the lifespan of the bottom of the boot.

Though Sorel boots can be considered investment pieces, they are truly worth the expense given their lifespan.

Although Jean Lassale watches endured a relatively short lifespan, the company helped to pave the way for future watchmakers by introducing a number of breakthrough concepts in horology.

In some situations, illness or other complications can lead to a shorter lifespan.

Determine the average lifespan of the vehicle.