Sentence examples for lifespan of workers from inspiring English sources

Disease cuts the lifespan of workers and reduces productivity.

With these values of m we used the model to calculate the average age of onset of foraging (AAOF) and the lifespan of worker bees for each colony and compared these model values to observed results.

In order to determine whether activities and financing could be included in the categorisation of 'HRH strengthening' we adopted two guiding frameworks: the Agenda for Global Action on HRH [ 3] (see Figure 2) and WHO's approach to the working lifespan of health workers [ 4] (see Figure 3).

In harvester ants, this progression of worker tasks, known as age-related polyethism, occurs over the course of a year, the approximate lifespan of a worker [ 25, 26].

It is possible to reduce the disparity in the lifespan of a boss and his workers.

Social Security was never meant for a huge population of seniors with unthinkably long lifespans and certainly not when the number of workers footing the bill was growing slower than the number of outstretched hands.

Add in an expected increase in lifespans and the result is a generation of workers facing dim financial prospects for what used to be known as the golden years.

I was told multiple times that sex workers have a lifespan of 34 years -- maybe it has something to do with the way people treat sex workers as less than human, including within the comments on pieces about sex work.

This restriction is imposed because we do not want external workers to process any data storage tasks as they are temporary workers with a lifespan of the length of a single computation task.

The results are ambivalent, in that dietary nicotine does reduce the intensity of gut infection, and infected bees do seek out nicotine, but attempts to demonstrate improved health in terms of worker bee lifespan yield negative results.

The ability of resveratrol to mimic the beneficial effects that calorie restriction has on the lifespan of Saccharomyces cerevisiae was first noted by David Sinclair and co-workers (Howitz et al 2003).