Sentence examples for added lifespan from inspiring English sources

To address the reviewers' suggestion, we have added lifespan analysis of strains lacking V-ATPase activity (via deletion of vma2) in the wild-type PMA1 or pma1-105 bandground and these data are now included in Figure 3C.

"The way to turn a community around is to provide people with jobs," said Mr. Vecchione, who added that Lifespan was the second-largest employer in Rhode Island after the state itself.

For example, by adding a life cycle costing (LCC) model for the track the total cost over its total lifespan will be calculated.

Because Electric Smoke is at least jokingly meant as a substitute for smoking actual cigarettes, the app offers a long listing of random trivia detailing how much money you're saving and the time you've added to your lifespan (other notable factoids include how much you've helped the ozone layer).

The rate of tumour development is decreased even if the incidence eventually returns to that of the untreated population (Lippman and Hong, 2002), and many years or decades may be added to human lifespan.

Total lifespan: 147 days.

Other genes, including the additional 19 upregulated genes identified through comparative transcriptional profiling may increase lifespan incrementally, adding up to the lifespan extension total seen in DR or through other genetic interventions.

Nowadays food and drink consumption involve with these preservatives, due to almost products even fresh or dried food are always added preservatives to extend lifespan.

It will be the number of healthy and happy years added to everyone's' lifespans.

The longevity revolution, which has added 50percenttoto life expectancy over the last century -- and continues to add years to the average lifespan -- has spawned an elderly population that is growing at an accelerated rate, far outstripping the younger productive workforce.

It's a damn good thing this kid is so stinking cute; it may well add to his lifespan.