Sentence examples for modest lifespan from inspiring English sources
Queen Modjadji did not complain of her more modest lifespan: as a practitioner of reincarnation she assumed that she and her magical powers would pass into another person.
The modest lifespan extension that is produced by AOX, at least in sesB males, could thus be mediated through an effect on ROS.
Here, we find that dFatp het females have a significant lifespan extension in multiple backgrounds, whereas dFatp het males have either a more modest lifespan extension or none at all, depending on background.
We had earlier proposed that the modest lifespan extension caused by mutants such as apt1∆ or aah1∆ was possibly due to secondary effects on expression of the de novo purine synthesis pathway [ 9].
We interpret the eRapa‐mediated 3.3‐ to 12‐fold augmented lifespan extension of IFN‐γ−/− and RAG2−/− mice versus modest lifespan extension in syngeneic BL6 mice (Zhang et al., 2014) as consistent with cancer and infection prevention as lifespan extension mechanisms of eRapa, seen in exaggerated form in these mice that are highly susceptible to cancers and infections.
Rather, high-glucose diet specifically protected male mobility with age and produced a modest lifespan extension in males.
These factors may explain the finding that the RTS cells only showed a modest deceased lifespan compared with controls.
Although relatively modest, the lifespan extensions by unc-31 and eat-18 mutations were reproducible and sometimes significant; they thus provide informative assay points that contribute to all measures of correlation, and in particular to rank-order correlations.
The anti-aging interventions used for some experiments include some that show only modest effects on lifespan, and others that have proven hard to reproduce.
Adult-onset, ubiquitous expression of ras [DN] resulted in a modest but significant lifespan extension.
Studies are also emerging concerning the effects of CR on rhesus monkeys, suggesting health benefits but more modest (if any) lifespan effects than observed in rodents (Colman et al. 2009; Mattison et al. 2012).
