Sentence examples for life span of one from inspiring English sources

The life span of one strain, C57BL/6, is extended under CR, whereas it remains unaffected in the other strain, DBA/2.

Scientists have known for nearly 70 years that such calorie restriction extends the life span of rodents, and Weindruch is determined to find out whether it can extend the life span of one of man's closest relatives, too.

To those working outside research, it might be surprising to hear that you may personally have to write grants applications for funding to support your research project and personnel costs, even within the life span of one project.

While there were no differences in body weight when analysing mice up to a life span of one year (data not shown), DMF treatment in YAC128 mice led to a reduction of limb dyskinesia as measured by the clasping score (Fig. 7B).

Air district officials said they calculate Porter Ranch residents already have a cancer risk from all toxic air pollutants of between 400 and 500 cases over the life span of one million residents.

Most plant organs have a life span of only one or a few seasons, leading to annual rates of overall turnover of about 20 to 50percentt.

Water supply and water drainage networks are among those projects which are very costly; therefore they are designed with a life span of about one hundred years.

Most commercially exploited species have a life span of approximately one year at the end of which there is a single spawning event followed by death.

Newly designed artifacts requiring an average life span of 25 years (one human generation), should fit the STW.

Because the life span of the average one is only about two weeks, several thousand fresh butterflies are introduced to the conservatory every month.

If the trademark is approved, the Madrid Protocol gives it a life span of 10 years plus one renewal, for which an owner must pay a $100 renewal fee.