Sentence examples for longevity competition from inspiring English sources

You might compare the coming boomer longevity competition to a tontine.

The deadline to produce results for the homeostatic challenge is June 2016; the longevity competition will run until September 2018.

Sony will be hoping that Arthur Christmas can demonstrate similar longevity, despite competition that looks tougher than that faced by A Christmas Carol two years ago.

"If you want longevity in the competition then you need to produce results.

This model allows for the identification of the most important life-history traits of natural enemies (e.g., fecundity, longevity, attack rate, competition and dispersal), taking into account the costs and benefits for biocontrol practitioners.

A second type of methodology compares biological components of fitness, such as mating competition, longevity, and reproductive output, between populations of interest [ 1, 11].

With the A-League still endeavouring to grow – although last season's average attendance of 12,348 was more than respectable, it still pales compared to NRL's 15,700 average and the AFL's 32,163 – it can't be understated just how much the competition's longevity may be impacted by its games being readily accessible.

Evolutionary theories of aging propose that longevity evolves as a competition between reproduction and somatic maintenance for a finite pool of resources.

In terms of competition, engagement, and longevity, it presents the most attractive opportunity and is the only segment capable of birthing full-fledged media franchises.

Gage et al. [ 43] have also shown that fertilization success of male salmon is not related to sperm number or total length and that the sperm longevity is negatively correlated to competition success (but see [ 84- 86]).

New Super Mario Bros. Wii just might have longer longevity than its first-person shooter competition.