Sentence examples for mean longevity of from inspiring English sources

The mean longevity of adult female P. lounsburyi was greatest when honey was available and lowest when they were provided water alone or nothing.

The resulting increase in mean longevity of males carrying the construct under insecticide treatment could easily outweigh any fitness costs in females, so that the construct would spread rapidly.

A larger survey of 100 deceased dogs yielded a mean longevity of 13.41 years with a standard deviation of 2.36 years.

Similarly, mean longevity of the B biotype on TbCSV-infected and TYLCCNV-infected plants was 6 and 7 times longer than that on healthy plants (Table 2).

The mean longevity of flies fed on a 10S10Y diet supplemented with 1 mM Euk8 was 24.0±0.6 days (n = 90).

It was less than the mean longevity of flies maintained on a drug free diet (30.9±0.7 days, n = 109), thus confirming the observations of Magwere et al., [12].

Our results showed that the mean longevities of arthropod parasitoids Pteromalus puparum (L ., Encarsia sophia (Girault & Dodd) and male Microplitis tuberculifer (Wesmael) were significantly extended when fed on sesame flowers compared to the water control.

Figure 4A shows that putrescine, spermine and spermidine decreased the mean longevities of hypoxic flies fed on a pure sucrose diet.

Survival means longevity of a genetic model, success in evolutionary terms.

The extensive compilation of leaf longevities used in the review paper by Wright et al. (2005 a ) included very few climbers; however, it suggested a similar mean longevity for lianas and erect woody species.

It decreased the mean longevity to 6.1 days.