Sentence examples for a different life span from inspiring English sources

The problem is that each organ has a different life span.

This may lead to a different life span in the subjects, and therefore add additional variability.

Given the association between the known phenotypes of takeout and longevity determination (feeding behavior, response to starvation and juvenile hormone binding properties; [ 17- 23]) and our finding of takeout's upregulation in a number of different life span extending conditions, we examined the effect on life span of selectively increasing takeout.

The ability of HIV-1 to generate reservoirs in different cell subsets leads to the formation of a heterogeneous population of infected CD4+ T cells with different life span, different frequency of viral latency, and potentially different requirement for cellular and viral activation [ 10, 14].

"Games have different life spans, a different audience.

Since different species have different life spans, however, a time benchmark of 40 generations also may be used, especially when making comparisons between species.

The objective of this study is to investigate the arNOX activity in the coelomic fluid of sea urchin species with different life spans as a potential contributor to the slow aging process in long-lived species.

Sex ratio at sexual differentiation is 1 1 (i.e. ρ = 0.5), but as males and females have different life spans, sex ratio in a cohort changes as individuals becomes older in favor of females.

We employ an engineering economy model to compare various systems with different life spans.

Proponents of this view point out that animals of similar species and exposure to wear and tear have markedly different life spans.

And yet studies have shown that identical twins separated at birth and reared apart can have vastly different life spans — with one living exceptionally long, and the other dying long before — indicating that genes have only so much influence.