Sentence examples for in longevity of from inspiring English sources

Several factors are important in longevity of SCS systems.

He said water was often overlooked, and considered as a free resource, but that this was a mistake – he reminded listeners that the increasing availability of clean drinking water, accompanied by better sanitation and hygiene, had been the biggest single factor behind the enormous increases in longevity of people in developed countries in the past 150 years, and the GDP growth that followed.

The obliquity between the convergence direction and the trend of the plate boundary provides a gradient in uplift and variations in longevity of orogenic activity with a young, immature orogen in the south, a mature orogen in central and northern Taiwan, and perhaps even the cessation of orogeny in the far north.

It is well known that polyethylene (PE) wear is the major limiting factor in longevity of primary total hip arthroplasty (THA) [1].

Interestingly, it is recently reported that inhibition of RAS-MAPK pathway has a role in longevity of Drosophila (Slack et al., 2015).

The results demonstrated that the adsorbed amounts of protein on the PEO-grafted films were negligibly small, and this pH-responsive poly 2-vinylpyridine) films with the 3D grafting of poly 2-vinylpyridine demonstrate a filmsold increase in longevity of antifouling behavior [51].

Changes in GPC in longevity are of particular importance as senescent cells showed an increased concentration of this metabolite [ 30].

The degradation of cellulose is an important factor in the life of electrical insulation in power transformers and in the longevity of paper archives.

Hence, our biophysical observations correlate precisely with the in vivo longevity of uncoated polystyrene nanoparticles in poloxamine pre-treated rats.

Nevertheless, it is known that simplified materials are associated with lower in vitro bond strength results and poorer in vivo longevity of restorations [8] [10].

Despite punk, turbulence, anger, New Romantics, Thatcher - his trust in the longevity of MOR paid handsomely: he sold Magnet in 1988 to Warner Brothers for around £10m.