Sentence examples for historical longevity from inspiring English sources

The current trend in the literature is to use the House Brackmann Score due to its historical longevity, brevity and ease of understanding.

Given the historical longevity of grazing in the region, however, and the extent to which the landscape has been altered by human activities (for both better and worse), removing livestock might constitute a more dramatic ecological act than not doing so (Sayre 2005).

But is a belief -- no matter how ennobled by the protective mantle of institutional religion, historical longevity or broad popularity -- any less arbitrary of a foundation for the giving or taking away of people's rights?

We chose to focus on haplogroup H, which is one of the more recent haplogroups, but also now the most prevalent European mtDNA haplogroup, and compare historical longevity in closely related haplogroup U individuals under extremes of caloric intake.

If there is a relationship between the redox state of the ETC, longevity, mtDNA mutations and extremes of caloric intake, it could be demonstrated by an analysis of historical longevity within mtDNA haplogroups during extended and continental periods of calorie reduction and over-consumption.

Historical estimates of whale longevity are limited because of difficulty measuring age in older whales.

Specifically, the profile assesses the organisations' origins and development (historical and locality context, longevity and sustainability), quality of membership (reasons people join, degree of inclusiveness of the organisation), institutional capacity (quality of leadership, participation, organisational culture and organisational capacity) and institutional linkages.

Haplogroup H exhibits significantly increased longevity during historical caloric restriction compared to haplogroup U (p = 0.02) while during caloric abundance they are not different.

In spite of its ecological importance and wide distribution, knowledge about its long-term dynamics, including essential life historical characteristics such as longevity and growth is poor.

Royce has almost two dozen analysts screening stocks for long-term value metrics such as historical earnings, revenue growth and longevity of management.

Voting authority on the Safe Network might be based on a node's longevity, quality and historical activity — so a sort of 'reputation' score (or ledger) that can yield voting rights over time.