Sentence examples for longevity difference from inspiring English sources
The academic's answer is to try tethering it back to something concrete and actionable, with demonstrable outcomes: a wealth disparity of X leads to a longevity difference of Y.
Since petunia plants of PhFBH4-OX-2 and PhFBH4-AS-1 exhibited the strongest expression and flower longevity difference, they were chosen for further analysis.
In C57B1/6 mice, arguably the most commonly used strain in biogerontology, males tend to live longer than females and several hypotheses have been proposed for this gender longevity difference, such as the unequal inheritance of sex chromosomes, environmental factors and physiology (Sanchez-Alavez et al. 2011).
My dog's easy lifestyle compared with my stressful life could be just enough to offset our genetic longevity differences.
We did measure previously noted longevity differences between male and female flies under conditions where neither line nor line-by-sex effects were significant, and in a separate experiment, across the board sensitivity of dfe lines to differences in media and growth conditions were detected (Table 1; Expt.7).
Outcrossed hermaphrodites from G100 population did not show any longevity differences from their ancestors.
In addition, the percentage of biventricular pacing was not responsible for the observed longevity differences in CRT-D devices.
For analysis of survivorship data, we used Cox's F-test and the multi-sample survival test to verify longevity differences between treatment groups.
If a reduction in the cost of reproduction explains the evolution of longevity in hermaphrodites when they self, then eliminating gametogenesis would also eliminate the observed longevity differences between ancestral and evolved populations.
It is possible that this difference in TAG levels is causative of the longevity differences between DR and DR+EAA flies such that increased TAG confers some benefit to survival.
In genetic association studies on longevity, the gender difference is common, where different polymorphisms of mtDNA were associated with longevity only in males [12], [14], [15].
