Sentence examples for in that longevity from inspiring English sources

Maybe the Lizard Squad members will join him in that longevity.

In that longevity hotbed Okinawa, a popular saying is "Hara hachi bu"–eat only until you are four-fifths full.

Genes in the GH/IGF axis act in networks, such that longevity effects of mutations inhibiting this pathway likely depend on strain-specific molecular context.

Studies in model systems suggest that longevity can be modulated by changes in gene and protein expression.

Thus, our data suggest that longevity in chronologically aging yeast is programmed by the level of metabolic capacity and organelle organization they developed, in a diet-specific fashion, prior to entry into a non-proliferative state.

In parallel to the studies mentioned above, a substantial number of findings in model organisms suggested that longevity could "directly" be promoted by some specific pathways.

But for now, Greenberg has no desire to retire, pointing out that longevity runs in his family.

Genetic variation has been shown to contribute to longevity, evidenced by the fact that longevity runs in families (Schoenmaker et al., 2006).

To the extent that longevity extension in dwarf mutants has a common basis with longevity extension by CR, these three genes are the most well supported longevity-associated genes identified by this analysis.

This reveals new insight that longevity assurance in daf-2 mutants can result from convergent regulation of vitellogenesis by pleitropic phenotypes in these mutants.

The second premise is that longevity extension in dwarf models and under CR is achieved through common mechanisms, suggesting that genes with similar expression changes in multiple dwarf models and under CR are potentially important for longevity.