Sentence examples for that life span from inspiring English sources

We're talking about increasing healthy years within that life span.

But the exact length of that life span is unknown.

Dr. Rose has stretched the life of laboratory fruit flies by breeding them in appropriate conditions, proving that life span is under genetic control.

The likely reason is that life span is determined by such a complex mix of events that there is no accurate predicting for individuals.

In order to verify that life span extension by EP2300 is indeed due to dSir2 over expression, we performed QPCR analysis of dSir2 over expressing flies.

The membrane theory of aging proposes that life span is inversely related to the level of unsaturation of membrane phospholipids [ 2, 3], and it has been hypothesized that CR may retard aging by decreasing membrane fatty acid unsaturation [ 2, 4].

Or that life spans have increased, along with literacy and education rates and access to information.

Instead, chronic diseases strike almost at random among the elderly, making it perhaps not so surprising that life spans themselves have such a weak genetic link.

Dr. Preston cited the population's overall better health, from childhood on, and said that obesity had already been factored into national projections of life spans and that the projections were that life spans would continue to increase.

Researchers have long documented that the most educated Americans were making the biggest gains in life expectancy, but now they say mortality data show that life spans for some of the least educated Americans are actually contracting.

Similarly, we could show that life span-extending Spd administration increases resistance to heat and H2O2 in yeast, and decreases age-related oxidative stress in mice.