Sentence examples for extend the span of from inspiring English sources
Some paleoanthropologists extend the span of this species far back into time to include many anatomically distinctive fossils that others prefer to allocate to several different extinct species.
So its time to extend the span of control into the traffic.
Scientists have known for nearly 70 years that such calorie restriction extends the life span of rodents, and Weindruch is determined to find out whether it can extend the life span of one of man's closest relatives, too.
Although THC extended the life span of wild-type Drosophila, it could not extend the life span of foxo-null flies under oxidative stress conditions.
But the actual science of how to extend the life span of a dying conifer has soaked up years of research by Gary Chastagner and his lab at Washington State University.
Concrete overlays are used to replace the unsound concrete or to extend the life span of new concrete bridge decks.
Patent Term Adjustments (also indicated on the front cover of the patent) are granted by the USPTO as a result of delays during the prosecution of the patent application and extend the life span of a patent.
For example, DR in C. elegans cannot extend the life span of long-lived TOR RNAi worms, but it does nevertheless extend the life span of mutants that have reduced levels of S6K and ribosomal proteins (Bishop and Guarente, 2007; Hansen et al., 2007; Mair and Dillin, 2008).
Likewise, the development of inhibitors of AmpC, KPC, or metallo-β-lactamases may extend the life span of this class, but progress has been slow [ 51].
When Mrs. Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party and the Free Democrats were elected last September, they made no secret that they wanted to extend the life span of the nuclear industry; it was part of their election program.
