Sentence examples for augmented lifespan from inspiring English sources
We also show that, in contrast to our earlier study [12], a completed and augmented lifespan study in male mice indicates that median lifespan is extended in male Irs1−/− mice by ∼16%.
We interpret the eRapa‐mediated 3.3‐ to 12‐fold augmented lifespan extension of IFN‐γ−/− and RAG2−/− mice versus modest lifespan extension in syngeneic BL6 mice (Zhang et al., 2014) as consistent with cancer and infection prevention as lifespan extension mechanisms of eRapa, seen in exaggerated form in these mice that are highly susceptible to cancers and infections.
In addition, there is some evidence that the nonfeminizing estrogen 17-α-estradiol may also augment lifespan preferentially in male mice (Harrison et al., in press).
In addition, we present data from our completed male lifespan study which has been further augmented by 2 additional WT and 2 additional Irs1−/− littermates that were not included in the original study, but were derived from the same group of breeders as that of our original study.
While efforts to increase invertebrate lifespan by augmenting HSP abundance have often been successful, it has not been demonstrated that systemic and lifelong HSP overexpression can extend mammalian lifespan.
Both of these systems exemplify how the effects of genes and environment may be augmented during critical periods of alcohol use and dependence across the lifespan.
They also observed that lifespan extension induced by both calorie restriction and inhibition of S6 kinase was further augmented by myriocin in a dose-dependent manner [ 125], suggesting that impaired de novo sphingolipid synthesis induces longevity in parallel to caloric restriction and S6 kinase inhibition.
During their lifespan in the early Eighties, this enigmatic foursome released but three EPs, so the forthcoming 20-track set is augmented by live shows.
Both augmented it considerably.
He calls it "augmented deliberation".
