Sentence examples for although the longevity from inspiring English sources

Not, I suspect, the broadcast Hope, although the longevity of his career owed more to the ether than any other medium.

Among nearly 55,000 people who had a knee replacement, he noted, 10.3percentt needed revision surgery within 20 years, although the longevity of current knee replacements is likely to be greater thanks to better prosthetic materials and surgical techniques.

But although the longevity of plasma panels has improved in recent years, from 10,000 hours to 30,000 hours, LCD panels have a lifetime of 60,000 hours.

Although the longevity induced by the inhibition of respiration requires UBL-5, a coactivator of UPRmt,104 the activation of UPRmt does not always extend lifespan.105 Thus, although the link between longevity and UPRmt is plausible, it is still not clear whether the activation of UPRmt alone is sufficient for lifespan extension.

Thus, although the longevity and anti-proteotoxicity functions of reduced IIS overlap in early adulthood (days 1 5), they can be temporally dissociated late in life (day 9 of adulthood).

The lack of any detectable differences in female fitness between the two treatments suggests the former, although the longevity advantage of males in the stud treatment when females were absent is consistent with the latter.

In fact, although the longevity-promoting role of Sirtuin family has been proved in a variety of species, including S. cerevisiae, C. elegans, and Drosophila melanogaster (Kaeberlein et al., 1999; Tissenbaum & Guarente, 2001; Rogina & Helfand, 2004), the extra-chromosomal rDNA molecule (circle) associated aging has not been observed in other organisms except S. cerevisiae.

For museum curators, models serve as an indestructible archive of an artifact, although insuring the longevity of digital archives is an unsolved problem.

Although the source longevity (i.e., time required to achieve 99.99% mass recovery) differed between individual 2D and 3D realizations, the mean source longevity for the 2D and 3D simulation ensembles was within 2%.

Although the clinical longevity of hyaluronic acid-derived products appears to be in the range of 4 to 6 months in most dermal applications, there is evidence that the tissue longevity of these products may be substantially longer.

She added: "Although some uncertainty remains over the longevity of the sector, 2014 could prove to be a pivotal year for the UK's North Sea.