Sentence examples for that lived more from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis was tested by collecting and analyzing lifetime medical histories, age at death, and cause of death for a cohort of canine 'centenarians'– exceptionally long-lived Rottweiler dogs that lived more than 30% longer than average life expectancy for the breed.

Anomalocaris was a squidlike predator with grasping claws that lived more than 500 million years ago.

Both of them encountered communities that lived more or less autonomously, finding ways to resist or ignore whatever governments claimed jurisdiction over them.

The receptor existed in animals that lived more than 440 million years ago, before the last common ancestor of people and sharks.

The oldest evidence of a bird's voice box has been found among the fossilised remains of a duck-like creature that lived more than 66 million years ago.

While conducting fieldwork in the Bighorn Basin of Montana in 1964, Ostrom found a fossilized claw that he determined to have belonged to a predatory dinosaur that lived more than 125 million years ago.

Many turtles have long lives, but few species have individuals that live more than a century.

Aside from sepia, there isn't a single color combination that lives more in the past.

As well as knowing that we're helping the environment, I've found that living more sustainably saves us money.

In addition, a previous study has shown that living more than 100 km from a dialysis unit increased the risk of S. aureus peritonitis [ 13].

The study also found that living more than 35 km way from a health facility has high likelihood of experiencing maternal mortality compared to those living within 5 km [ 11].