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The average longevity of those born since 2009 is 78.7 for a boy and 82.6 for a girl.

Information on families' religious, educational, professional and political inclinations, the average longevity of their members, their proneness to suicide and divorce and so forth, must shed some explanatory light on the personalities under genealogical scrutiny.

The average longevity of virgin males was significantly longer than that of mated males in both experiments (Fig. 1A).

The average longevity of the population has increased primarily in developed countries.

If the microsporidian infects a proportion π of the mosquitoes, the average longevity of resistant mosquitoes is.

The average longevity of resistant mosquitoes is the mean of the longevity of microsporidian-infected and uninfected mosquitoes.

Interestingly, the duration of the reproductive period relative to the average longevity in other small copepods is substantially longer, e.g., 26 day reproductive period in Acartia tonsa [64] and 22 days in Centropages typicus [65] relative to average longevities of less than 30 days for both species under lab conditions (own unpublished data).

Average longevity of female and male Ames dwarf mice that had been treated with GH + T4 between 2 and 8 weeks of age did not differ from the longevity of dwarf mice of the same sex that had been injected with saline.

Analysis of average longevity of mice from different strains, stocks and selected lines as well as individual animals from a genetically heterogeneous population provided evidence that this association apparently applies also to genetically normal individuals (Roberts 1961; Rollo 2002; Miller et al 2002).

The maximum longevity was defined as the median longevity of the final surviving 10%.

But those flies lived much longer, with average longevities of more than 20 days, and average A parameters of 0.0034 and 0.0054 in males and females, respectively.