Sentence examples for system longevity from inspiring English sources

Recently, sub-mm implantable, wireless electromagnetic (EM) neural interfaces have been demonstrated in an effort to extend system longevity.

System integration can also provide improved monitoring, reduced training, better communications, and cost benefits from improved labor efficiency, reduced maintenance costs, and improved system longevity.

There are many design and management similarities to surface drip irrigation (DI), but there are also some unique differences that affect uniformity, operation, and system longevity.

Plant traits such as mating system, longevity, and clonality have been suggested to affect the evolution of local adaptation mainly due to their effects on the level and distribution of genetic variation.

From the perspective of public health systems, system revisions are a major source of incremental costs, and extending system longevity has been shown to significantly improve cost-effectiveness estimates.

In such a system, longevity beyond 14th day post egg collection (4 5 days post eclosion) does not contribute to the fitness of the organism and is hence not directly under selection.

Our rigorous approach to auditing, enforcement and disclosure are central to the system's longevity.

A system's longevity often depends less on foolproof organizational rigor than its capacity to keep fear alive through the bogeyman of uncertainty.

We study how irregular growth may occur and then develop protocols of killing these agents to optimize the system's longevity.

To assess the impact of our transgenic system on longevity, we performed survivorship studies and found that expression of mUCP1 or hUCP2 in adult IPCs extended life span.

Despite the progress in aging research that highlights the role of the nervous system in longevity, whether genes that control development and consequently structure of the nervous system affect lifespan is unclear.