Sentence examples for longevity range from inspiring English sources

She's another teen actress who's avoided bad patterns, demonstrating a degree of longevity, range, and (via her company, Type A Productions) initiative.

Thirdly, apart from cup orientation, outcomes such as longevity, range of motion, impingement, and dislocation further depend on the head-neck ratio, the offset, and the stem orientation (D'Lima et al. 2000, Widmer and Zurfluh 2004, Pedersen et al. 2005, Widmer and Majewski 2005, Masaoka et al. 2006, Yoshimine 2006, Malik et al. 2007, Widmer 2007).

In this article, we summarize the key issues in genetic studies of human ageing and longevity ranging from research design to statistical analyses.

There are several hypotheses regarding how generalized caloric restriction positively impacts longevity ranging from alteration of glycolysis in mitochondria to simply lowering Body Mass Index (for review see Sinclair 2005).

The maximum longevity ranged from 73 to 99 days.

N. furzeri comprises several wild-derived strains with striking differences in longevity ranging from 3 to 9 months, which makes it a powerful vertebrate model for aging research.

Antipatharians are generally slow-growing and long-lived organisms with maximum longevities ranging from decades to millennia.

In longevity and range if not notoriety, until the 9/11 atrocities he far outstripped the jihadists of al-Qaida who came to dominate international terrorism in the late 1990s.

In turn, they improve reliability, performance, and longevity of a range of biomedical implants and devices.

Crampton et al. (2010) also demonstrated strong correspondence between species longevity and geographic range in a variety of snails (and bivalves) from New Zealand.

The alternative to the buffering hypothesis, the niche-breadth hypothesis [2], explains longevity and geographic range as emergent properties of taxa that are able to occupy more habitat types and therefore larger areas within geographic regions.