Sentence examples for lifespan approximately from inspiring English sources

The reduced aggregation RILs 16 and 10 had the longest lifespan (approximately 18.6 and 17 days, respectively) of the seven strains scored (Table  1; Figure  4a).

For example, relative to its aggregation rank, Q40DR1350 had a high degree of muscle dysfunction (ranked seventh out of seven in MDI; Figure  3a), but only mild shortening of lifespan (approximately 17 days, second out of seven.

Furthermore, although Q40DR1350 and RIL 2 belonged to the same aggregation bin (see Additional file 2: Figure S2b), they had very disparate shortening of the lifespan (approximately 17 and 13.5 days, respectively) (Table  1), with one having a shorter and one a longer lifespan than that predicted by the aggregation rank.

Namely, a long lifespan of approximately 40 50 years and age at maturity of about 7 14 years in Adriatic sturgeon (Giovannini, pers. comm).

As a reciprocal component of BMAL1, CLOCK deficiency also results in shorter average lifespan to approximately 15% reduction compared to wild type, and premature pathologies including cataracts and dermatitis (Dubrovsky et al., 2010).

The 19th century was a time when death was embraced and all too familiar with the average lifespan being approximately 40 years of age.

The battery is an 840 mAh internal rechargeable, compared to 1000 mAh for the DS Lite, and has an optimal lifespan of approximately 500 cycles; after this point, it may be replaced by the user.

Human lifespan is approximately 25% heritable, and genetic factors may be particularly important for achieving exceptional longevity.

Because C. elegans has an average lifespan of approximately 20 days, the influence of candidate genes on lifespan can be readily tested.

Thus, yeast mother cells have lifespan of approximately 20 divisions.

βHB supplementation extended mean lifespan by approximately 20%.