Sentence examples for longevity group from inspiring English sources

We typed 33 mtSNPs which defined 28 haplogroups in the exceptional longevity group, elderly group, and middle-aged group.

To test the consistency of original case-control observations, another cohort of middle-aged control subjects including 463 individuals aged 40 49 years (middle-aged group) was randomly recruited from the resident registry at the local government offices of Rugao, matched for gender with the extreme longevity group.

A recent network analysis [29], for example, tracked co-authorships and mobile phone calls to show that, in order to have longevity, small groups require stability in their composition, whereas large groups last a bit longer with some degree of turnover in their membership.

Many groups in the Middle East, Europe and North America set up children's movements to ensure the longevity of the group.

Until Lawrence Payton died in 1997, it was a paragon of group longevity, with the same lineup since 1954.

The Four Tops were a paragon of group longevity, with the same lineup from 1954 until the death of Lawrence Payton in 1997.

Until the death of Lawrence Payton in 1997, the Four Tops were a paragon of group longevity, with the same lineup since 1954.

For many years, Dr. Friedman has observed the health and longevity of a group of subjects who were originally recruited in 1921 for the studies of psychology and intelligence conducted by Dr. Lewis Terman of Stanford.

Steady returns are more important to clients than periodically stratospheric ones, so buyers for Centurion's "micro longevity" fund — a group of several hundred settlements — analyzed life-expectancy projections and made policy purchases with an eye toward evenly spacing the deaths.

One possible study could compare groups using negotiation-dominant member acquisition processes with groups using selection-dominant processes to see if there are systematic differences in group longevity and in members' tenure and satisfaction.

Based on the allometric relationships between body size and expected longevity, the younger group would be roughly equivalent to human adolescents, while the older to an octogenarian (Lindstedt and Calder 1981).