Sentence examples for longevity advantage from inspiring English sources

Among the implications, they wrote, is that Social Security payroll taxes will become less progressive as the wealthy increase their longevity advantage over the poor.

The objective of our review was to advance knowledge on elite athlete mortality and longevity to ultimately determine whether elite-level participation in high-performance sport produces a lifespan longevity advantage.

Unfortunately, Smith's [30] critique of Abel and Kruger's [37] conclusion (cases without death date data were treated as living players) that HOF non-inductees had a 5-year lifespan longevity advantage was not the only study on MLB player longevity that used the same database (e.g., [17, 35, 36, 38 40, 45]).

More specifically, our aim was to advance knowledge in this area by collating athlete mortality/longevity literature that may help refine future analytic methods, form evidence-based models of athlete longevity, and determine whether elite-level participation in high-performance sport produces a lifespan longevity advantage.

With human life being extended daily, but with the female longevity advantage, I use this fine age as my own age goal.

During early migration in 1858, New Zealand had 131 males for every 100 females, but following changes in migration patterns and the modern longevity advantage of women, females came to outnumber males in 1971.

The main finding of this systematic review indicates favorable lifespan longevity advantages for elite athletes relative to age- and sex-matched controls from the general population; however, limitations in reviewing literature on mortality and longevity in elite athletes exist.

While David Brooks gropes for reasons for Muammar el-Qaddafi's political longevity ("The ego advantage," Views, March 26), I suggest he investigate the standard of living in Libya.

And, at 78, he has used his longevity to his advantage, frequently noting Brooklyn's 80 percent decrease in crime since he took office in 1990.

Mr. Hynes, who has the support of Brooklyn's powerful Democratic machine and the advantage of longevity, is still the favorite in the race, and within ultra-Orthodox communities voters are more likely to follow their rabbis' recommendations than Mr. Hikind's.

Future research on gene transfer between GM rice and rice CWR in Colombia and beyond should therefore focus on identifying potential insect pollinators, and understanding CWRs' phenology, gene flow distances, seeds and pollen longevity, and the adaptive advantage of any transgenic traits introduced.