Sentence examples for effect the longevity of from inspiring English sources

Malalignment can adversely effect the longevity of knee prostheses, causing early wear and implant loosening, both of which are linked to suboptimal implant positioning [1, 2, 3].

The type of material may have an effect on the longevity of these restorations.

These defects could have a detrimental effect on the longevity of the restored tooth.

These results indicate that knee kinematics may have a significant effect on the longevity of TKR and should not be neglected when designing TKR.

"People want to get paid and certainly being able to postpone withdrawing from your savings for even a few years can have a tremendous effect on the longevity of your retirement savings," Goldberg says.

Notably, overexpression of DNT1 pro-domain had no effect on the longevity of control flies (Fig.  2A).

It is unknown whether the high fatty acid, lipid-rich composition of mycobacteria has an effect on the longevity of worms in culture.

P1 P1′ Pro Pro wild-type neuroserpin was not retained within neurones and had no effect on the longevity of the flies or their locomotor performance (Fig. 5).

Although clioquinol had no effect on the longevity of flies expressing the non-toxic Aβ1 40 (Fig. 6a, circles) there was, in contrast, a clear dose-related increase in longevity for Arctic Aβ1 42 (Fig. 6a, diamonds) flies.

The expression of the different forms of neuroserpin had no effect on the longevity of the flies, but there was a progressive reduction in fly locomotor function that correlated with the quantity of neuroserpin polymers in the brain (Fig. 5).

Neither 5 nor 250 nmol SkQ1/kg per day had any statistically reliable effect on the longevity of these mice or on "healthspan" (monitored by measuring regularity of estrous cycles).