Sentence examples for a faster attrition from inspiring English sources

In a 1989 study in The Journal of Human Evolution, gorillas were found to have a faster attrition rate for juvenile teeth than two other closely related primate species, orangutans and chimpanzees, suggesting to the researchers that weaning took place earlier in gorillas and possibly in fossil hominid species that showed a similar pattern, with implications for their reproduction rate.

Work of others also showed that telomeres on the inactive X chromosome suffer from a faster attrition than on the X that has not been silenced [9].

The ratio reflects a faster attrition of non-essential DNA in mouse than in human, driven by differences in the mutation rates between the two [ 13].

For example, the sentence on page 7 would be more precise as follows: "The ratio reflects a faster attrition of non-essential DNA in mouse than in human, driven by differences in the mutation rates between the two [ 16].

For the first time, we demonstrate a faster telomere attrition rate in females compared to males.

Many previous studies, including work on long-lived birds (e.g. [ 11]), have shown that telomere shortening over time may be non-linear, with faster attrition rates in early life stages.

However, most of these studies are based on cross-sectional data and, therefore, do not provide direct evidence for a difference in individual TROC between males and females (but see [ 38] and [ 39] for faster attrition rates in males in some circumstances).

A faster rate of attrition and consequently premature cell senescence may be a cause or a consequence of type 2 diabetes [ 2].

That has helped the company win business, but also, at a time when many new services see quick uptake but then fast attrition of usage, continued engagement.

Shorter leukocyte telomere length, which reflects HSC telomere length, has therefore been attributed to a faster HSC telomere-length attrition due to a higher cumulative burden of oxidative stress and inflammation two biological processes that are considered the hallmarks of atherosclerosis and aging.

As a result, there was a fast growing problem of attrition of patients from the ART program in 2005/6-2007/8.