Sentence examples for longevity exposure from inspiring English sources
This process involves an interplay between genetic and environmental factors, the latter supported by the epidemiological association between increased incidence of colorectal cancers and factors such as increased longevity, exposure to carcinogens, and diets in highly industrialized countries [1].
We also investigate the benefits of pooling several longevity exposures and the impact on tranching levels.
We focus on holders of longevity exposures that have superior knowledge of the underlying demographic risks, but are willing to take them off their balance sheets because of capital requirements.
In stark contrast, C. elegans transgenic animals overexpressing TMEM-135 exhibited increased longevity upon exposure to cold stress.
The longevity of exposure hypothesis is strongly supported by our recent findings that the severity of intersex in wild roach is age related (our unpublished data).
The results of these studies raise the possibility that ovotestis may be a result either of longevity of exposure or of programming in early life that manifests itself as fish mature sexually.
This Saturday highlights the incredible longevity of Southern Exposure, when it celebrates it's 39th birthday.
Given how fragile kids are at this stage, not to mention privacy concerns and the potential longevity of Internet exposure, bloggers have responded to these videos by urging YouTube to shut them down.
Here we show that detached kale, cabbage, lettuce and spinach leaves show enhanced tissue longevity through continued exposure to diurnal light/dark cycles during storage.
The 'inflammatory cohort hypothesis on longevity' states that inflammatory exposure in childhood is associated with increased mortality at old age, and that the decrease in inflammatory exposure in childhood during the lasts centuries with each consecutive birth cohort is the reason for the observed reduction in mortality at advanced ages [ 31].
In Britain alone, the total exposure to longevity risk is estimated by the LLMA to exceed £2 trillion.
