Sentence examples for general lifespan from inspiring English sources

Based on the general lifespan dynamics between biology and culture, the biological component is expected to decline after maturity.

Because the general lifespan of a Tweet is so much shorter, you can post much more freely on Twitter than you can on Instagram or Facebook, and not every post needs to tie back directly to you.

"Time is a simple analogy and a universal metric since we all share the same general lifespan.

In general, lifespan extension whether acquired through a laboratory selection or a mutation, is likely to involve pleiotropic effects.

Shiba Inus have a general lifespan of about 13 to 16 years.

Splicing of pre-messenger RNA into mature messenger RNA is an essential step for the expression of most genes in eukaryotes and is being employed for disease therapy ; (2) the fact that, in general, the lifespan of prokaryotic mRNA is much shorter than that of eukaryotic mRNA because the absence of a 5′ cap and 3′ polyA in prokaryotic mRNA enables its immediate degradation by exonuclease.

Further analyses showed that this increase is not due to a general increase in lifespan, and can be directly attributed to an increasingly long training period.

The direction and character of the changes resembled those observed in DR organisms and long-lived mutants suggesting common general mechanisms of lifespan determination at the process level.

In summary, we find no evidence that acidification of the culture medium, or pH changes in general, limit replicative lifespan in the BY4742 laboratory yeast strain under standard conditions.

But as the publication points out, electrical appliances in general have shorter lifespans than they did just a decade ago and that Apple itself says iPhones and Apple Watches are only supposed to last three years — though the same report also notes that most of those products last a lot longer than three years and continue to get updates beyond that time.

While it remains unclear whether or not female mice live longer in general than males, lifespans of both male and female mice are extended by CR and it is quite clear that their lifespans are greatly influenced by sex-associated variables, including hormonal status and reproductive history [23], [24].