Sentence examples for related longevity from inspiring English sources

People with HIV have increasing comorbidity arising from antiretroviral therapy (ART) related longevity, making HIV a useful condition to examine shared care models.

The extensive coverage of age-related genes by the giant component of the related longevity network has also been shown by Budovsky et al. [ 18].

However, considering the timing requirements of this gene (Fig. 1D) as well as its epistatic relationship with clk-1 (Fig. S4E), it is possible that mekk-3 is a component of the mitochondrial or related longevity pathways.

Stressing that dogs must be "not well fed but fed well," Dr. Higginsd said, "I think you can relate longevity to diet or shall we say, lapses in diet or bad feeling patterns". Dogs do best on a consistent approach toward feeling as toward obedience.

Cheerfulness, on the other hand, was not related to longevity among the people Dr. Friedman studied.

The authors speculated that boredom and inactivity might drive people to drink more heavily and smoke – activities not related to longevity.

Genetic variations in the Insulin/IGF-I genes pathway have been related to longevity, dementia, metabolic diseases and cancer.

Firstly, "the survival of the happiest" - happiness is known to be related to longevity.

Along the way, researchers have turned up several genes related to longevity.

"Contrary to our expectations, we have found that childhood cheerfulness is inversely related to longevity," reports Friedman.

"Surviving to 100 means that you have avoided or made it past all of the diseases that might have killed you at a younger age," says Cirulli. "Therefore, discovering genetic variants related to longevity may provide information about general health at all ages".