Sentence examples for longevity led from inspiring English sources

The link between height and longevity led Dr. Atzmon and his colleagues to wonder if it might also influence how long people lived.

Uncle Chichi, a toy poodle whose unusual longevity led to fame and an appearance on "Good Morning America," died on Tuesday after a yearlong battle with cancer.

Our own interest in the relationship between ETC activity and longevity leads us to speculate that alterations in energy metabolism may be important in p53-mediated longevity.

Long-lived lines can be obtained in multi-generation selection experiments, where direct selection for longevity or a trait associated with longevity leads to a divergence among the control and selected lines [ 5- 7].

This suggest that an amphophilous pollen syndrome combined with a higher propagule longevity leads to a greater chance of successful establishing at long distances, increasing gene flow and decreasing gene diversity and population structure.

Thus, in a variable estuarine environment where seed movement is stochastic [ 18], our data suggests that higher propagule longevity leads to a greater chance of successful establishing at long distances, increasing gene flow and decreasing population structure [ 45, 46].

Konstantin Kakaes, at Slate, on old age in Isaac Asimov, "who suggests longevity leads to selfishness and stasis".

Despite significant advances in battery longevity, lead performance, and programming features since the first implanted permanent pacemaker was developed, the basic design of cardiac pacemakers has remained relatively unchanged over the past 50 years.

But and this is key—while experience and longevity lead to market dominance, the age of a mill directly affects the cost of production.

Like Churchill and Lady Thatcher before him, Mr. Blair has set records for longevity and led his nation into war.

In most developed countries, increasing longevity has led the very old to become the fastest growing segment of the population.