Sentence examples for increased life span from inspiring English sources
Of course, many other factors contribute to increased life span besides cleaner air.
In several studies, Dr. Bartke said, disrupting the insulin-like pathway, or its equivalent, increased life span not just in worms and mice but also in fruit flies and yeast, implying that the mechanism has deep roots in evolutionary history.
His research then started to fuse with longstanding work on caloric restriction as he and others showed that starvation is sensed by sir2, which sets off the cellular changes that lead to increased life span.
Treatment with MEKGR significantly (p < 0.05) reduced viable EAC cells and weight gain and increased life span.
These results present a promising and straightforward approach to automotive fuel economy and an increased life span for engine parts.
While the lower compared to the higher developmental temperature slightly reduced adult life span, a lower adult temperature substantially increased life span.
Remarkably, we observed a significantly increased life span in uko/3cv mice.
Rapamycin treatment that increased life span also reduced female fecundity.
In each case increased life span was observed preferentially or exclusively in female flies.
That single event increased life-span several decades for the majority of people living in first world nations.
This may suggest that attenuation of high remodeling by intervention could be associated with increased life-span.
