Sentence examples for enable lifespan from inspiring English sources

In nematodes, for example, it has recently been shown that AMPK is critical for mediating key downstream biological effects that enable lifespan extension by caloric/dietary restriction [ 43].

The ability to predict oocyte loss and reproductive lifespan would enable improved reproductive planning and health care decisions.

To enable a longer intrinsic lifespan, an organism relies on an extensive suite of maintenance mechanisms including DNA and protein repair, defences against ROS, apoptosis, immune response, and wound healing [ 13].

This enabled the worms' lifespan to increase by an astounding average of 44percentt.

This standing genetic variance has enabled mapping of lifespan QTL [3], [39] and led to precise identification of additional candidate genes for aging [33], [40].

Drosophila is a very good model organism owing to the simplicity in the genetic system and a short lifespan enabling the screening of large individuals to identify mutations in new candidate genes that may have human counterparts involved in cellular physiology and diseases [ 20].

Both methods enable long and comparable filter lifespan, with similar filtration efficiency and without serious adverse events.

Moreover, the higher conversion efficiency and shorter lifespan of PEM and BM technologies enable PtG plants to produce a larger capacity of NG, but suffer from higher economic losses at the same time.

The purpose of shinigami eyes is to see the full name and remaining lifespan of a human, to enable a shinigami to write that human's name in their death note and thus extend their own lifespans.

Its mission is to reverse engineer the biology that controls lifespan and "devise interventions that enable people to lead longer and healthier lives".

We then examine what real options can be put in place to enable future flexibility given uncertainty about the lifespan of existing TDRS assets.