Sentence examples for measures longevity from inspiring English sources

According to the Human Development Index (which measures longevity, literacy and income), Sierra Leone was 179th out of 179 countries: the poorest place on Earth, with an average life expectancy of 36.

Clara now becomes new-Who's longest-serving companion (let's not even get into how we measure longevity in the classic show) and it comes with a renewal of her relationship with the Doctor.

In S. cerevisiae two different paradigms are used to measure longevity: the replicative life span, which is defined as the total number of daughter cells generated by a mother cell; and the chronological life span which is measured by monitoring the mean/maximum survival time of a population of non-dividing yeast.

These vials were used to measure longevity and total productivity over time.

In this uni-cellular eukaryote, two distinct paradigms are used to measure longevity.

To measure longevity we transferred L2-L3 larvae or adult C. elegans to control or high NaCl agar plates.

We also measured longevity of the original cohort of aphids for each line and between high and low resistance phenotypes, but found no significant differences in either.

At these times, the numbers of live and dead aphids of the original cohort were recorded to measure longevity, while the numbers of offspring produced were recorded to measure fecundity.

First, he finds that "more subtle measures" of "longevity and intergenerational mobility" are key to understanding Trump.

By working with a collection of 4300 yeast strains, each of which has a different gene knocked out but is otherwise genetically identical to the rest, Powers has identified a mutation that seems to extend both measures of longevity.

Yet the U.S. ranks dismally low on measures of longevity, infant mortality and other health outcomes.