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Based on the authors claim experiments were conducted indicating that the proposed algorithm has outperformed both greedy algorithm and firefly algorithm in make span reduction.

Thus, MECR-1 was important for mitochondrial function and contributed to life span reduction in C. elegans.

Spiroplasma proliferation is associated with life span reduction.

The commentary identified and discussed several other studies on inhaled PuO2 and other radionuclides that demonstrate longer life times than the controls at low dose rate and a threshold for life span reduction.

Interestingly, we found that the glial expression of the endogenous protein was able to significantly rescue the morphological defects in the glial shape, the alterations in locomotive behaviors and the life span reduction described in TBPH null backgrounds from larval stages to adulthood (Fig. 2B-F and Supplementary Material, Fig. S4A C) (12).

Reduction of glucose, which is the preferred carbon source of most microbes, has a wide spectrum of effects in the variety of established microbial life span models, ranging from nearly 100-fold life span extension (van Diepeningen et al. 2010) to threefold life span reduction (Oliveira et al. 2008).

Under these conditions the life span reductions caused by drug in males and females were smaller (~-2% to -12%), and the number of males obtained was approximately normal, however no increases in life span were observed upon over-expression of baculovirus p35 (Table 3).

There were 200 more deaths among Operation Crossroads veterans than in the similar control group (12,520 vs. 12,320), implying a life-span reduction of about three months for Operation Crossroads veterans.

System stability, and ultimately cost and span-time reduction, are the desired objectives of system design.

Traditional carbon-steel armour wires pose limitations (e.g. long spans, weight reduction, corrosion and fatigue) for flexible risers to operate in demanding and deeper water environments.

Another report demonstrated reduced TL in the kidneys (and liver) as a response to catch-up growth in male rats and a reduced life span-but with the reduction in life span taking place relatively late in life (i.e., not being manifested as an increase in juvenile mortality due to kidney and liver failure [45]).