Sentence examples for diminished longevity from inspiring English sources

As Obamacare registrations pass 3 million, many public health officials hope that the roles of poor health education and access to medical care in diminished longevity will begin to decline.

As listed in Table 1, more subtle long-term deficits in transplacentally-exposed progeny – such as reduced fertility, fine cognitive deficiencies, more frequent adult solid tumors, diminished longevity, or transgenerational carcinogenesis – may become apparent in "chemo babies" only after long-term surveillance [ 34].

Support for a causal role of telomere biology in human aging is found in recent studies reporting that not only a short leukocyte telomere length but also variant genes associated with this phenotype predict increased risks for atherosclerosis and diminished longevity.

In the present studies we tested whether lack of Ku86 activity further diminishes longevity in the presence of high NaCl.

The Wip1 knockout mice display a range of abnormalities, including variable male runting, male reproductive organ atrophy with reduced male fertility as well as modestly diminished male longevity [ 71].

The syndrome consists of a mild type of diabetes that does not diminish the longevity of the animals.

"What it does is revitalise a brand that may be slightly diminished by its longevity or a TV series coming to an end," Jones said.

By 2030, the number of New Yorkers age 65 and over — a result of the baby boomers, diminished fertility and increasing longevity — is expected to reach 1.35 million, up 44 percent from 2000.

The otherworld, existing perhaps 'outside of time,' is not diminished by earth's longevity.

As formerly stable staff positions become revolving doors and longevity is diminished, where do inexperienced lawmakers and staffers turn for help?

Social science research confirms the devastation -- the heavy emotional toll on children, women and men, the reduced longevity, the diminished physical health.