Sentence examples for hand longevity from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, longevity is likely a complex, polygenic trait, which could be influenced by numerous gene-environment and gene-gene interactions, including those interactions between genetic variants that might not influence longevity individually.

On the other hand, longevity medicine is not sufficiently descriptive to differentiate it from the traditional approach of treating disease.

They inhibit the pro-longevity and stress-response effects of SKN-1, but on the other hand promote longevity in the context of the TRPA-1 low-temperature pathway.

On the other hand, the longevity mutations increase the ability to handle oxidative stress and starvation [ 42].

On the other hand, the longevity of life and fecundity are two repulsive genetic traits, i.e., the shorter the life span, the higher the fecundity.

However, although the average lifespan of both sexes improved, women quickly gained the upper hand in the longevity department.

Fissure sealants, on the other hand, have excellent longevity [ 19].

In the last years, this theory has often been criticized: the mechanistic connections between stress resistance, metabolic activity and oxidative damage, on the one hand, hormesis and longevity on the other, are still elusive.

A landmark study on nuns by the University of Kentucky proves that happiness and longevity go hand in hand.

On the other hand, increased autophagy contributes to longevity, and mutation of essential Atg genes prevents the gain of longevity (Meléndez et al., 2003).

Cheerfulness, on the other hand, was not related to longevity among the people Dr. Friedman studied.