Sentence examples for range of lifespan from inspiring English sources

Each surface describes the end-of-life SRH prevalence of a birth cohort for the range of lifespan permitted by the survey, but with a lower bound of 70 and an upper bound of 100.

We demonstrate that in a group of BCG vaccinated and unvaccinated guinea pigs with a wide range of lifespan post TB infection, the size of the skin test reaction to E6/C10 (but not to PPD) early after infection, predicts the time period before development of clinical disease.

(F ) Increased temperature also consistently lowers the range of lifespan modulation achieved by alterations in food.

This interpretation is further supported by the observations that loss of daf-7 and tph-1 reduced the dynamic range of lifespan responses, and lowered the accuracy of food level representation.

Another relevant aspect of stem cell biology – independent of the first – is the heterogeneity, including the range of lifespan, of the many types of cells that are termed stem cells.

The fact that, over a wide range of infectious lifespan values, the resulting plaque velocity remained unchanged, is perhaps more surprising.

First, loss of both tph-1 and daf-7 reduced the dynamic range of the lifespan response to food by ∼60%.

(C ) Mean lifespans of wildtype and mutant animals across the six food levels indicated in (B ) show that loss of tph-1 and daf-7 preserves the pattern but attenuates the range of the lifespan response.

A real population of renewing lives, spread over time and over the typical range of human lifespans, will tend to fill the entirety of the prism depicted in Fig. 6, and any given point in the prism can be given six demographic time coordinates, of which three are redundant.

(E ) Range of food-induced lifespan modulation for each genotype.

Recent studies demonstrate an increase in the prevalence of very preterm birth (VP = <32 weeks gestation) and an accompanying extensive range of developmentally based lifespan disabilities [ 1- 3].