Sentence examples for have a longevity from inspiring English sources

"Words," he writes, "have a longevity I do not".

Not only has a star been born – but one whose career looks to have a longevity few starlets ever achieve.

He described his sufferings but we are left holding on to his reflections: "Words have a longevity that I do not have".

As it is involved in regulation of the aging process, and iff-1 was shown to have a longevity phenotype, we investigated the genes of cluster K1 for association with longevity phenotypes (Fig. 3).

These data suggest that both classical neurotransmission (from AWA neurons) and neuropeptide signaling (from AWC neurons), which are key components of the combinatorial code for BZ, may have a longevity promoting effect.

Interestingly, 25% of Emilin1−/− mice die prematurely between 14 and 18 months due to unclear causes when compared with Emilin1+/+ mice, which are reported to have a longevity of 25 months (Yuan et al., 2009).

The Canada goose has a longevity of 23.5 years; the emperor goose only 6.3 years.

(C ) daf-16(mu86) animals expressing DAF-16 (S286D)::GFP had a longevity phenotype.

This takes a lot of time to build, but then the animations have a remarkable longevity of use and strongly resonate with the audience.

With this reduction, the restoration will probably have a greater longevity.

Hatta and Darnaedi ([2005]) reported from among nearly 100 species from Bogor and Chibotas, Indonesia (evergreen habit), that about half of these species have a leaf longevity of less than one year.