Sentence examples for for maximum longevity from inspiring English sources

By Kelefa Sanneh Strait has always been a singles artist; he built his career for maximum longevity, amassing one hit after another.

Without quite planning it, he built his career for maximum longevity, amassing one hit after another, never allowing himself a year off or a radical musical departure.

Finally, it is generally agreed that many traits rather than a single one must simultaneously and coordinately change in the right direction in order for (maximum) longevity to substantially increase (Barja, 2008).

Although R2 values were higher for each of these parameters than for maximum longevity, in no case was the relative R2 value higher than when SAC tolerance was analyzed in relationship to adult weight.

Furthermore, based on the different sample size of different species tested, an adjusted value of maximum longevity of 90 years for humans was considered, in line with previous studies (Lorenzini et al., 2005).

A reason could be the high longevity of the controls of our study, which reached 3.93 years of maximum and 31 and 32 months of mean and median longevity, respectively; these values are higher than the best previously described for the B6D2F1 (C57BL/6xDBA/2N)F1 strain: 25.7 months for median longevity and 3.0 years for the maximum longevity of the longest-lived mouse (Yamate et al., 1990).

For placental mammals, body mass was available for 230 species, maximum longevity for 189 and age at sexual maturity for 183 species.

Maximum longevity for these snails is at least 6-10 years [ 24, 37, 74], and this appears to be the case for uninfected as well as infected snails (R.F. Hechinger and J. Lorda, unpublished analyses).

For birds, body mass was available for all the 92 species whereas maximum longevity and age at sexual maturity were available for 60 and 44 species, respectively.

Therefore, we re-evaluated the correlation using a maximum longevity value of 90 years for humans, as in previous studies.

The first approach (the comparative method) began over a century ago comparing species differing greatly in maximum longevity and implicated a role for the speed of metabolism in determining the length of life [ 1].