Sentence examples for longevity reduced from inspiring English sources

These describe the association between following a Mediterranean-like diet in Scandinavia and increased longevity, reduced cardiovascular and cancer risk as well as reduced childhood overweight and obesity.

Interestingly, the FOXO3A rs2802292 G-allele was shown to be associated with longevity, reduced risk of aging-related diseases and increased expression of FoxO3A mRNA.

Interestingly, we have detected opposing metabolic alterations (i.e., a reduction in O2 consumption and an increase in RQ) in 'giant' transgenic mice overexpressing GH, in which the growth rate and adult BW are increased and longevity reduced (Westbrook et al., 2009).

It has always been considered a safe healthy drink, a therapeutic agent having medicinal power (antioxidant and antimicrobial activity), enhancing longevity, reducing cardiovascular diseases, and reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes.

For we have discovered four sets of factors that each correlate with longevity, reducing the risk of (1) cardiovascular disease; (2) cancer; (3) diabetes; (4) cognitive decline (dementia and Alzheimer's disease); and many other deadly conditions.

Diet has often been linked to longevity: reducing the calorie intake can influence aging.

In seniors, regular PA has additional benefits, including increasing longevity, reducing pain from arthritis, decreasing risks of falls and fractures, and increasing ability to maintain functional independence [ 1].

We need to enable universal local and specialty outcome measures such as reduced morbidity, longevity and reduced frequency of check-ins but with the intelligence of associating critical demographic and care team interventional data.

Epigenetic alterations in longevity regulators, reduced lifespan and exacerbated aging-related pathology in old father offspring mice.

"We know from some very good epidemiological studies," said Dr. Thompson, "that 150 minutes of moderate exercise each week is clearly associated with improved health outcomes," including longevity and reduced risk of many diseases.

Irradiation increased the larval life span, but adult longevity was reduced (Zhan et al. 2011b).