Sentence examples for longevity population from inspiring English sources

Multiple regression showed that tolerance to the matrix of grassy vegetation which separated the fragments was the main determinant of the vulnerability to local extinction, whereas other attributes of the species – fecundity, body weight, longevity, population density prior to the fragmentation, and degree of arboreality – were not good predictors of extinction vulnerability.

It appeared that the majority of the methylated regions have quite similar methylation patterns between male and female samples, implying that DNA methylation-based epigenetic profiles might be mostly common and gender-independent in the longevity population.

Unless stated otherwise, all significance tests about survival effects are based upon the two-tailed log-rank test at P < 0.05, stratified by test site, with censored mice included up until their date of removal from the longevity population.

Moreover, gender-based DNA methylation analysis of the longevity population is not yet available, which may provide useful information with respect to epigenetic regulation of the longevity gender gap.

Overall, 3 5% of the mice were removed from the longevity populations reported here, with no significant site differences, except that about 20% of female controls were removed at TJL to be used for a separate investigation.

The Siler model separates child, adult, and background mortality, and thus can capture the contribution of these components to the diverging age-pattern of the trends in lifespan variation that characterize historical mortality transitions in high-longevity populations.

In high-longevity populations, survival improvements have taken place at all ages, including the oldest (Wilmoth et al. 2000; Rau et al. 2008), but trends in the variability of the distribution of ages at death have not exhibited a uniform pattern.

Mosquito longevity and population sizes in habitats that support large populations of reservoir hosts may also favor transmission by members of the Spissipes section (35 ).

Additionally, Dr. Staudinger leads the renowned International Longevity Center ILCC) USA, part of the fourteen-member, multinational ILC - Global Alliance consortium that seeks to help societies address longevity and population aging in positive and productive ways.

In conclusion, the microbial biopesticides (B. thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki and B. bassiana) affected the development, survival, reproduction, longevity, and population parameters of T. absoluta.

Perhaps think of it as a Fourth Industrial Revolution - characterized and driven by the two demographic legs of longevity and population aging?