Sentence examples for lifespan though from inspiring English sources

Knocking down the activities of all but B0213.15 extended lifespan, though not significantly[32].

Taken together, findings in the compendium suggest that the lowered transcription rate of PARP1 negatively affects DNA integrity and thus lifespan, though more experiments are required to investigate this hypothesis.

However, knockout of SOD enzymes in DR nematodes does not significantly affect lifespan, though this result does not rule out the possibility that other aspects of the oxidative stress response may play a role in DR-mediated lifespan extension [ 184].

To prevent such disease or dysfunction, the interaction of genetic and environmental components must be explored across the lifespan, though with a new and strengthened focus on early development.

Dauer larvae are stress resistant, and because their growth is arrested they can have significantly lengthened lifespans, though nematodes that have exited dauer have a normal lifespan from that point on.

As a result, the PEM & BM based PtG plant suffers from a higher annuity fee than that employing AE & CM technologies due to its limited lifespan, even though its CAPEX might be lower based on the cost estimation in Table 2.

Interestingly, this intervention extends lifespan even though the EOD animals nearly fully compensated for the periods of starvation by eating more.

Despite the smaller sample size in our analysis, a larger fraction of the variation in substitution rate was explained by maximum lifespan, even though we included non-synonymous sites, which did not show a significant correlation earlier [21].

Although conducted in different labs and strains, bi maternal mice had a similar increase in average lifespan (28%), though a more modest increase in maximum lifespan (~5%).

A good exemplar of this approach is the study of Li and Ren [ 42], in which cardiac-specific overexpression of IGF-I led to a small but significant increase in mouse lifespan, even though the anti-apoptotic effects of this manipulation would likely have limited organismic survival if it were applied systemically or to other organ systems.

One's ultimate completed lifespan is constant throughout life, though we have no knowledge of it until death: It is assigned retrospectively.