Sentence examples for measures of longevity from inspiring English sources

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.

We previously reported that in contrast to hypopituitary, GH-deficient Ames dwarf mice [15], GHRKO mice did not receive a CR benefit in insulin sensitivity and most measures of longevity [16].

Wickets taken is a measure of longevity, of fitness, and of excellence sustained over time.

(Another measure of longevity: he operated Matties Service Stations on Park Road and Farmington Avenue in West Hartford for 48 years).

The study introduced the concept of "total immediate ancestral longevity," or TIAL the sum of the ages at death of the two parents and the four grandparents of a given person as a measure of longevity.

The estimate of p50 was used as the measure of longevity.

It is suggested that telomere attrition may be better understood as a direct measure of longevity determination and to only have an indirect association with age changes.

LPL is a measure of longevity that is only available on CB sows (because PB dams are kept only for a short time to limit generation interval) and late in life.

Some measures of his longevity: at 41, Hanson is easily the oldest player on the team.