Sentence examples for reducing the lifespan from inspiring English sources

Reducing the lifespan of flowers to one tenth of the baseline value, so that the average number of visits per flower is reduced from 20 to 2, leads to a further decrease in the divergence of corolla-tube depth (0.24±0.08 units).

These negative consequences may contribute to the ultimate failure of the device, reducing the lifespan of the biomaterial and necessitating additional implantations [ 23– 25].

Thus, by reducing the lifespan of the mosquito, virus-vector competence, and virus transmission efficiency, a significant reduction of St. aegypti should be observed.

It is highly virulent, greatly reducing the lifespan and fecundity of infected Daphnia [ 2, 11, 12], and can drive large declines in D. dentifera population density [ 44].

As such, these findings indicate that an asymmetry in the acidity of the cell caused by unequal levels of the Pma1 protein contributes to reducing the lifespan of the mother cell and to rejuvenating the daughter cell.

Such changes are known to reduce the lifespan of the most widely studied insect, the common fruit fly, and lower a larva's probability of surviving to adulthood.

where the ellipsis is filled by some clause such as "reduces the lifespan of the organism," "reduces the productivity of the organism," or "reduces the ability of the genes of the organism to reproduce themselves".

The Second Naval Amendment to the 1900 Naval Law was passed on 27 March 1908; this amendment included a budget of 1 billion marks, and provisions that reduced the lifespan of battleships from 25 years to 20.

Isolate 1 has low infection rates and reduces the lifespan of adults only slightly.

The movement deficit was not severe enough to reduce the lifespan of PINK1 deficient mice (Fig. S4).

These results indicated that knockdown of the rt gene in all tissues reduced the lifespan, while knockdown in neurons or glial cells did not influence lifespan.