Sentence examples for longevity of a given from inspiring English sources

The developed CBR system was evaluated because it has been operational for 11 years, and on 207 occasions it predicted that the longevity of a given restoration would not last for more than 4 years successfully.

Insect transgenesis and paratransgenesis are novel strategies that aim at reducing insect vectorial capacity by using genetic manipulation of disease vectors, rendering them incapable or less efficient to transmit a given pathogen [56] or even reducing the longevity and fecundity of a given insect vector.

The study introduced the concept of "total immediate ancestral longevity," or TIAL the sum of the ages at death of the two parents and the four grandparents of a given person as a measure of longevity.

Thus, the survey does not allow distinction between an over-representation of a given material or treatment caused by outspread use and over-representation caused by poor longevity.

It could also explain the longevity of her career, given her reluctance to accept the treatment that often befalls her peers.

Concerns remain however regarding the longevity of these prostheses, given the disappointing history of previous attempts at constrained or semiconstrained devices and the biomechanical forces generated through the glenoid neck by the prosthetic design.

Chronic non-communicable diseases were increasing, and the extending longevity of adults gave them increasing scope for expression.

However, subsequent work reported that enhanced survival during infection is not just a given consequence of longevity (Evans et al., 2008).

In yesterday's post, I described how the $8 trillion "longevity bonus" of giving is about to transform our world.

Human longevity was given a value of 90 to normalize for the smaller data sets available in the majority of species.

"Quality and longevity of an industry are not priorities".