Sentence examples for increasing the longevity from inspiring English sources

THE life-expectancy of America's least-educated white women has declined, increasing the longevity gap between that group white females without a high-school diploma and their white, high-school-graduate sisters.

This week, Atheros announced several new wireless products that bring Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology to tablets while reducing power consumption and increasing the longevity of batteries in such devices.

Biological adjuncts such as bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) may be useful in increasing the longevity of cartilage repair procedures of the talus.

Glutaraldehyde is also a cross-linker agent, which is able to improve the mechanical properties of collagen fibrils and their resistance against degradation, increasing the longevity of bonding, as observed in this study [15, 16].

Citing success in increasing the longevity of mice, worms, and fruit flies, Austad is confident that humans will soon be able to slow the aging process--perhaps by preventing oxidative damage to cells.

PTH acts mainly by increasing the longevity of osteoblasts.

It increases the longevity and the health of those circuits.

Raymond J. Albrecht, the senior project manager for the State Energy Research and Development Authority, said Intellidyne's thermostat may reduce pollutants and increase the longevity of heating equipment.

That drug is probenecid, which has been used since World War II to increase the longevity of antibiotics and other drugs in the body by slowing their excretion in urine.

It has been reported that repairs might increase the longevity of dental restorations [8, 9].

This confirms that a higher adsorbed gas ratio increases the longevity of a gas-producing well.