Sentence examples for longevity living from inspiring English sources

They are creating an unprecedented demand for what might be termed optimal longevity —living long, but with an even greater interest in living well.

Ames dwarf mice not only exhibit an increase in longevity, living 40 60% longer relative to N mice, but also an enhanced healthspan, maintaining their youthful appearance with age.

However, two distinct considerations can be distinguished; one focusing on longevity (living longer for the others despite of poor health, for instance not to be missed), the other focusing on quality of life (giving up more years in order not to be a burden for loved ones).

Their result is peculiar, as the uniformity in antennal morphology of the two species evident in our study coincides well with similarity in other anatomical and life history traits, relevant to their chemical ecology; both species have similar body sizes and longevity, live in large mixed-sex colonies, feed on the same hosts and practice a nocturnal lifestyle [1].

Rottweilers with exceptional longevity lived ≥ 13 years, i.e. more than 30% longer than average life expectancy for the breed (9.4 years).

1) Systematically examine centenarians' perspectives on longevity and living in a nursing home (specifically food and hobby preferences).

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Despite his pessimistic predictions about his longevity, Madison lived to the age of 85.

Alfred, Lord Tennyson would have been 200 this month, had he been granted even greater longevity – he lived into his mid-80s as it was.

They had inherited a certain amount of Elfin longevity and lived on to the ripe old age of a hundred or so.

Although Ranke's influence was enhanced by his longevity (he lived to the age of 91), it was mainly due to the seductive synthesis he offered.