Sentence examples for global longevity from inspiring English sources

Japanese women recently relinquished their place at the top of the global longevity table to their counterparts from Hong Kong, partly due to the large number of elderly people who died due to the tsunami of March 2011.

As the company develops its technology, Zhavoronkov wants to offer a "longevity-as-a-service" engine that could power global longevity research using deep learning.

As we celebrate the Queen of England's 90th birthday, apart from the pomp and fun for the royals, the moment calls attention to the miracle of widespread global longevity.

Reid explained that a striking relationship exists when comparing global longevity patterns and mortality rates due to malnutrition (Fig. 5).

On a global level, increasing longevity combined with low fertility and immigration poses the question whether sarcopenia and its sequel of functional limitations will emerge as a significant public health concern.

In an unlikely coda to his career, Mr. Soros was one of the few prominent voices since the cold war to question the longevity of global capitalism.

These sites provide a longevity and global reach for noncelebrities that no memorial book, no poster board of snapshots, no eulogy, however eloquent, can possibly equal.

Mark Russell, the executive director of P.S. 122, attributes Mr. Miller's longevity to his "global view".

In many angiosperms, pollination reduces flower longevity and initiates global gene expression changes that lead to flower senescence [ 3, 4].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04617.005 In contrast to global Bmal1 knockouts, the reproduction, longevity, and health of BKO mice were as robust as that of wild-type mice.

Although the activity level and longevity of the global mutants were restored by muscle Bmal1 overexpression, the behavioural rhythmicity remains abolished, and the tendon calcification phenotype is still present.