Sentence examples for span enhancing from inspiring English sources

Possible measures to enhance the estimated carbon efficiency are further put forward, such as prolonging the service life span, enhancing 3R (reduce, reuse and recycle) principles of cement and rolled steel, saving electricity and natural gas at the stage of building operation.

Heat shock proteins are generated by low levels of oxidants such as H2O2, superoxide anionsand IR, but are also elevated in rats subjected to a lifelong low calorie diet (see Discussion), which is known for its life span enhancing properties [ 131].

Apparently, every tube stop you travel east from central London, the life expectancy in the surrounding neighbourhood drops by a year, as you get further and further away from a life of organic quinoa salads and life-span enhancing luxury hand soaps.

Apparently, every tube stop you travel east from central London, the life expectancy in the surrounding neighborhood drops by a year, as you get further and further away from a life of organic quinoa salads and life-span enhancing luxury hand soaps.

The choices for designers are uncountable and span from enhancing traditional computer hardware with computer vision libraries, to novel input sensors like the LEAP motion controller that allows gestural control, to those that do not even require a traditional computer such as smartphone-driven virtual reality headsets.

We showed that BT does not affect arithmetic calculation and memory span, but enhances iconic memory.

Mutation of mthl resulted from a P-element insertion in D. melanogaster extended the life span and enhanced the resistance to free radicals and starvation [ 25].

It quoted her as saying that C-SPAN-viewing "enhances my endemically argumentative nature and didactic tendencies".

However, our data demonstrate that rapamycin treatment may involve additional longevity assurance pathways, because it can increase life span beyond the maximum achieved by DR. Interestingly, it was recently shown that 4E-BP extends life span under DR by enhancing mitochondrial activity (Zid et al., 2009), which may underlie part of the beneficial effects of rapamycin.

A gene known to govern the rate of aging in yeast cells has been found to be active in mice, yielding a new insight into why mice and people age and into possible ways of enhancing life span.

The nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD -dependent deacetylase (SIRT1) has beeNAD -dependentbe involvedeacetylasetion againSIRT1tabolic disorders as well as in enhascing life span [ 1].