Sentence examples for long lived from from inspiring English sources

Money has poured down upon the biotechnology industry in the last year, changing the dynamics of an industry that has long lived from hand to mouth and relied on the deep pockets of the big pharmaceutical companies to bring its technology and drugs to market.

He has been married since he was eighteen, but has long lived apart from his wife.

One of the GNEP objectives was to reduce the inventory of long lived actinide from the light water reactor (LWR) spent fuel.

In addition, 188Re is available in no-carrier-added (NCA) form from long lived W-188 generators, whereas 186Re can be produced in large quantities from reactors, although not in NCA form.

Rural blacks long lived under separate laws from those governing whites, a system solidified by apartheid, which created Bantustans, the nominally independent states created as "homelands" for South Africa's blacks.

Internal heating originates from long lived radioactive elements uniformly distributed within rocky component of satellites (with initial chondritic concentration).

Heating from long lived radioactive isotopes uranium U238, U235, thorium Th232 and potasium K40 inside Enceladus would add 0.3 gigawatts to the observed heat flux.

This suggests that the higher PARP-1 activity in leukocytes from long lived individuals is rather a consequence but not the cause of longevity.

Tolerance to one stress factor in particular, fire, has been a major factor in the success of many angiosperms (Keeley et al. 2011), including grasses and resprouting plants that are long lived and rarely reproduce from seed.

Treatment with the EA extract of TwHF could have suppressed the production of these locally secreted autoantibodies but not those derived from long lived plasma cells in the bone marrow.

At this stage of the paper, the long lived complexes might have derived from abortive initiation.