Sentence examples for longevity during from inspiring English sources

Wenger's longevity during the tightened-belt years raised Mourinho's hackles.

Detoxification of reactive cytotoxic compounds by Aldo-keto reductases is one of the mechanisms to improve the seed longevity during storage.

In order to achieve longevity during systemic circulation, the micelles must be small enough to evade detection and destruction of the reticuloendothelial system (RES).

This improves the quality of the delivery and laying of asphalt material, prevents compactors from over-compacting certain road segments, increases the road's pavement longevity during the operational life cycle phase; refocuses the work tasks of the site managers, and reduces the construction budget and schedule.

We see an expected general increase in longevity during the 20th century in both haplogroups.

As will be noted, this may be of greatest importance regarding reduced ROS production and increased longevity during calorie restriction.

It has been well reported how seed quality, including longevity, increases during the desiccation phase of seed development, and results from gene expression and metabolite studies have shown that seeds are metabolically active during this phase (Angelovici et al., 2010 and references therein).

One moderate-quality RCT reported that participants in the intervention group were significantly less likely to die or be admitted to residential care during the 18-month study period [ 39], while another low-quality quasi-experimental study found that the intervention group increased longevity significantly during the first and second years [ 44].

We used a subset of 38 matrices from ten populations that had a range of population longevities (detected during the census; see above).

In contrast, the lower impact of longevity on savings during the period 1850 2000 is the result of two opposite effects.

While this literature search strategy was appropriate, a large number of studies on elite athlete mortality and longevity were published during or after their publication year of 2010 (e.g., [3, 8 10, 12, 13, 15, 17 31]).