Sentence examples for reduction in longevity from inspiring English sources
The results of our analysis indicate that experiencing a recession in one's late 50s leads to a reduction in longevity.
These data indicate that TDP-43-induced reduction in longevity was not dependent on developmental alterations of the nervous system.
Costs of compensatory growth are often expressed much later in life, e.g. as a reduction in longevity [34] or lowered cognitive performance in adulthood [35].
Intriguingly, pan-neural expression of untagged TDP-43WT in this assay also caused a strong reduction in longevity, as compared to other TDP-43 variants (Fig. S4C).
The primary means of reducing malaria transmission is through reduction in longevity in days of the adult female stage of the Anopheles vector.
Thus, the relatively mild reduction in longevity and climbing in previous experiments was most likely not related to TDP-43CTF protein levels but rather appeared to reflect low toxicity mediated by TDP-43CTF per se.
Thus, small reductions in longevity cause large reductions in vectorial capacity, independently of the other life history and population parameters, because they limit the mosquito's life span to an age shorter than the extrinsic incubation period (minimally 12 days at field temperatures under typical tropical conditions).
In contrast, knockdown of fat-6 or fat-7, both upregulated in long-lived mutants, effected small and insignificant reductions in longevity (Table 4).
However, robust expression of the same Aβ peptides pan-neuronally using elavc155-gal4 resulted in moderate but significant reductions in longevity as compared with control flies.
The specific eradication of S. glossinidius had a negligible effect upon the reproductive capability of tsetse but did effect a significant reduction in fly longevity.
The relationship between size and cancer susceptibility in large dogs is masked because their proportional size gain is small when compared to the reduction in their longevity raised to the power M (see eqn (7)).
