Sentence examples for estimated longevity from inspiring English sources

Given that adult R. aurora have an estimated longevity of 10 12 years (Licht 1974), research has shown that the variation in egg mass numbers is typically very low from year to year (Adams 1999; M. Hayes, unpublished data), which supports the inclusion of the resurvey data.

Harpy eagles are a long-lived species, with an estimated longevity of 35 years or more in the wild, and this characteristic may have buffered against immediate loss of mitochondrial genetic diversity associated with recent habitat loss and human persecution.

This relatively elderly age at entry has a significant impact on estimated longevity, even in a healthy population.

Rather, the decision to stop regular mammography screening should be individualized based on the potential benefits and harm of screening in the context of overall health status and estimated longevity 49.

Maximum estimated longevity was determined to be 19.8 years through tag-recapture data and 18.5 years from direct age estimates for R. terraenovae and 22.8 years through tag-recapture data and 20.5 years through direct age estimates for C. acronotus.

Modeling this scenario using combinations of known quantities, such as total ejected mud volume after 1 year and 3 years and assumed parameters, including aquifer size, Davies and colleagues arrived at an estimated longevity of 26 years, published online on 24 February in the Journal of the Geological Society.

For flies derived from each of the five B and five O populations, four separate cage cohorts were used to estimate longevity and mortality rates.

Accordingly, we have analyzed each drug dose and control separately in table 2. For each of the five B and five O populations, four cages were used to estimate longevity and mortality rates.

Secondly, I disagree that Fabens' theoretical method for estimating longevity is the usual method of estimating longevity.

Using the regression equation from [ 31] for estimating longevity from body mass, 0.751 (body mass 0.29, 23.9 kg yields an expected life span of 14 years.

Dental cementum is a more accurate source for estimating longevity in mammals, due to its usual absence of resorption [ 43] and more complete growth record, as shown by studies on growth marks in living species, including deer of known age [ 43, 44].