Sentence examples for longest life span from inspiring English sources
In the brain chamber, labeled "Decision Center," children can compete in a digital game to achieve the longest life span.
The periodical cicada, which has the longest life span of any insect, has a plump, inch-long black body framed by four cellophane wings.
The longest life span on record is 122½, and that belonged to a woman — French, of course — who died in 1997.
In comparison, the Co2SiO4/SiO2/RGO shows the highest reversible capacity (1382 mAh g−1 at 500 mA g−1) and longest life span (500 cycles) in all known silicates-based materials and higher power/energy density than both of commercial graphite and Li4Ti5O12 materials.
Since the species with the largest territory (Apodemus flavicollis) also had the longest life span, the high levels of AHN in these mice might counterbalance the age-related decline, offering minimal functional levels of AHN even at advanced age.
This clone, cBAL08, previously showed the longest life span of 61 PDs and a relatively high endogenous hTERT expression (Table 2).
They also have the longest life spans of all American opossums; one bare-tailed woolly opossum lived 6 years 4 months in captivity.
Its giant tortoises are thought to have some of the longest life spans (up to 150 years) of any creature on Earth.
Thus, even HIV-1 RNA expressing cells with the longest life spans [12] approached depletion.
The longest life spans, except for sperm from the seawater population, were achieved in water with ovarian fluid.
