Sentence examples for longevity in which from inspiring English sources

He disagrees with Dr Sinclair over the existence of a regulatory pathway for longevity in which sirtuins play a key role.

We have performed the largest genome-wide association meta-analysis for human longevity, in which a novel locus on chromosome 5q33.3 associating with survival beyond 90 years was identified.

Four‐ to eight‐week‐old (Jackson Laboratories, Bar Harbor, ME, USA) and 17‐ to 19‐month‐old (NIA) C57BL/6 (BL6) mice were used for all studies except longevity, in which case IFN‐γ−/− and RAG2−/− mice from Jackson Laboratories were used starting at ages 6‐10 weeks.

Next we subjected the entire enhancer trap collection to repeated longevity studies in which we required reproducibly extended maximal lifespan, at a threshold of >30% increase compared to the mean, be present in both sexes and at both 25°C and 30°C.

Currently, we are short-sighted and build products without longevity in mind, which costs UK businesses some £400m a year (pdf) in product returns.

Indeed CR has no or little impact on longevity of animals in which insulin levels are already profoundly suppressed (Bonkowski et al., 2006).

Here we review the known connections between stress resistance and longevity, discuss instances in which these connections are absent, and summarize the theoretical explanations that have been posited for these phenomena.

All are delighted by their longevity in a career in which your adolescence, if not your prepubescence, is usually your prime.

Yesterday, she and the company celebrated the 25th anniversary of their partnership in a business in which longevity is unusual and best-selling authors jump from one house to another between megabook and megabuck deals.

And longevity promotes larger populations, in which "you have more opportunity for ideas to bounce around," she adds.

Next, we tested the lifespan of each enhancer trap line, selecting ten in which longevity was extended by >30% in both sexes.