Sentence examples for longest lifespan from inspiring English sources
The fiber with 22 μm diameter shows the longest lifespan.
Such studies in insects and mice have shown that low protein, high carbohydrate diets are associated with longest lifespan in ad libitum fed animals suggesting that the interaction between macronutrients may be as important as their total intake.
The Japanese boast the longest lifespan on Earth, yet older Japanese men still cling to the outmoded idea of wives as servile attendants - leaving many elderly women to view their longevity as more of a curse than a blessing.
The spiny dogfish has the longest lifespan at more than 100 years.
The longest lifespan recorded for a rufous-crowned sparrow is three years, two months.
The designation has proven value as an attraction for the Japanese population that today enjoys the longest lifespan.
Aristocrats with the longest lifespans had smaller families.
The longest lifespans are in Japan, where last year's newborns are expected to live to almost 84, followed by Switzerland, Singapore, Australia and Spain.
Japan, with the world's longest lifespans and low birth rates, is at the leading edge of this global demographic shift.
A factory can have a long lifespan.
The Secret to Bats' Long Lifespan?
