The phrase "a longevity and a" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The study focused on a longevity and a quality of life that many aspire to achieve."
Alternatives: "a long life and a" or "longevity and".
The wMelPop infection was transferred from D. melanogaster to Ae. aegypti to generate a strain that has a reduced longevity and thereby a reduced propensity to transmit diseases requiring a long incubation period through older females (McMeniman et al. 2009).
Studies have found a correlation between longevity and having a life's purpose, or ikigai, and Japan has the world's longest life expectancy, 83.7 years ― five years longer than the U.S. (78.7 years).
Studies have found a correlation between longevity and having a life's purpose, or ikigai, and Japan has the world's longest life expectancy, 83.7 years ― five years longer than the U.S. (78.7 years).
Versions here include a government official riding a mythical beast, a Buddhist monk straddling a turtle (one of the four celestial animals and a symbol of longevity) and a nobleman riding a horse.
It has nothing to do with Gateway, a professional theater with longevity and a good record that specializes in musicals.
This increase is attributed to a greater longevity and a decrease in the incidence of alcohol-related trauma in younger adults.
In some cases it is the result of a show's longevity and a star's desire to do something else.
Centenarians exhibit extreme longevity and a remarkable compression of morbidity.
Due to their high body lipid content and due to ecological features such as a bottom dwelling way of life, longevity and a predatory feeding mode eels are particularly prone to bioaccumulate lipophilic contaminants.
