Sentence examples for common lifespan from inspiring English sources

The typical longevity of Beagles is 12 15 years, which is a common lifespan for dogs of their size.

This suggests that rDNA is the more common lifespan determinant.

This similarity suggests that abrogation of the age-dependent expression belongs to the common mechanisms underlying lifespan extension and that natural genetic variation in lifespan present in natural populations is likely to be associated with a different magnitude of age-related expression.

Depression is an episodic condition with recurrence common across the lifespan [ 1- 3], and a typical relapse rate of between 50-70% depending on number of previous episodes [ 1].

This procedure is common in mouse lifespan QTL studies; it eliminates the effects of early (age-independent) mortality (e.g., Jackson et al., 2002) and was empirically proven to improve the detection of longevity QTLs (Klebanov et al., 2001).

Thus, nhr-49-mediated metabolic reprogramming-induced longevity is a common mechanism for lifespan extension during DR. DR is known to produce reduced levels of ROS, potent oxidizing agents that damage cellular macromolecules and may be the underlying cause of aging (Pamplona & Barja, 2007; Page et al., 2010).

A longitudinal repeated measures design over pregnancy and post-birth, with a control group would provide insight into the mechanical adaptations of the body under conditions of changing load during a common female human lifespan condition, while minimizing the influences of inter human differences.

Thus, our findings suggest that autophagy induction is a common requirement for lifespan-prolonging measures, while they underscore the importance of autophagy as a protective (rather than destructive) phenomenon.

Birth defects are very common and the average lifespan of residents has fallen to the low forties.

Instead they are evidenced when graduates respond to controversy with civility, with the objective to work toward common good over their lifespan in communities across the U.S. and around the world.

To test if reduced JH and dietary restriction mediate lifespan through common mechanisms, we measured lifespan of adults maintained on five diets ranging from 1.0% to 16% yeast.