Sentence examples for of a longevity from inspiring English sources

The American Prospect reported out the findings of a longevity study that showed one of the steepest declines ever recorded for a single demographic group in modern times.

"Is this the reality of a longevity nation?" lamented an editorial last week in The Mainichi newspaper, one of Japan's biggest dailies.

Scientists talk of a "longevity dividend" that might be achieved by compressing the period of ill health at the end of life for everyone.

He was first sponsored by the creator of a longevity pill, a 90-year-old man, but it sold poorly and he obtained Yami Yogurt as his new sponsor.

Soaking up that amount of business would require the capital markets to become interested in longevity risk, just as a market for catastrophe bonds has developed to hedge issuers against the risk of natural disasters.Some steps toward the goal of a longevity market are easier to take than others.

Our results suggest a possible scenario for the evolution of a longevity phenotype, which may develop by combinations of protective mutations.

These results identify egr-1 as part of a longevity-promoting circuit that changes with age in a manner that is beneficial for the lifespan of the organism.

Consequently, in some cases, the term "CR" as a descriptor of a longevity-enhancing, reduced nutrient regime should probably be replaced with the more generic and previously widely-used term "dietary restriction (DR)".

Here we have a lengthy franchise with a good number of films out ahead of us and a longevity of work that we know we can invest in".

The Canada goose has a longevity of 23.5 years; the emperor goose only 6.3 years.

More often than not, reputational influence shapes stakeholders and investors' perception of a business' longevity, sustainability, and growth potential.