Sentence examples for change lifespan from inspiring English sources
There is less certainty of a specific effect for the particular patient; for an individual patient, we do not know if smoking cessation or decreased fat intake will significantly change lifespan or other components of health.
In retrospect (within death cohorts), one can analytically separate between changes in lifespan and changes in morbidity as a function of time until death.
Additionally the dhhc-2 mutant showed no change in lifespan, but when knocked down in combination with dhhc-8 there was a decrease in mean lifespan and time to 90% mortality.
In contrast, there was no change in lifespan for spring-born roots in the soil layer of 10 20 cm in response to rhizome severing (Fig. 3).
The symptoms may change during lifespan, hyperactivity becoming less common in adulthood.
Providing a separate water source had no effect on the change in lifespan associated with a change in yeast:sugar.
Otherwise, the change in lifespan is not due to the overexpression but the combination of the individual survival benefits of the construct insertions.
To determine if RU486 exposure (or the GAL4 expression it induced) caused any change in lifespan or fecundity in these flies, we used an additional set of controls.
We analysed the correlation excluding in addition to the outliers all control treatment pairs that do not show a significant change in lifespan to ensure that these do not pull the correlation to zero.
Although vitamin C feeding does not change the lifespan of D. melanogaster, vitamin C content declines with age in flies, suggesting that decreased vitamin C may be an indicator of aging (Massie et al., 1991).
