Sentence examples for stretch longevity from inspiring English sources

The same is true of rodents placed on a calorie-restricted diet, the only other strategy known to stretch longevity in rats and mice.

Hoping to extend the findings, the team checked whether resveratrol and several related compounds stretch longevity in flies and nematodes.

A dozen years later, he's still pursuing that vision: As a first-year grad student, he is investigating whether interventions that reduce oxidative damage could stretch longevity or ameliorate age-related diseases.

The shift is determined by births that occurred many years ago and medical advances that are stretching longevity, and is therefore inexorable.

With treatments at such an early stage, guesses as to when they might arrive or how far they will stretch human longevity can only be that.

She comes from a family like mine where few folks die before 90, meaning her longevity stretches past 30 years.

One study determined the effect of CNVs, which are deletions or duplications of stretches of DNA, on longevity in the Rotterdam Study and FHS.

The same group also studied the effect of regions of homozygosity (ROHs), which are uninterrupted stretches of homozygous SNPs, on longevity in the Rotterdam Study and found no association between ROHs and survival into old age 44.

Comparing Grumpy Cat to one of Hollywood's most enduring cartoon characters may be a stretch, especially when it comes to longevity.

Ferret describes in detail the practices of horse sacrifice and burial alongside deceased humans across Inner Asia, and the longevity of these practices - stretching back in time to the early first millennium BC.

Doing all the hard work means he won't have Skelton's longevity and the 2020 Tokyo Games would be a stretch too far.