Sentence examples for the limited longevity from inspiring English sources

The critic John J. O'Connor, writing in The New York Times in 1975, predicted the series would have the "limited longevity of a 'Monty Python' skit".

However, as this study does not include the information about the longevity of TKAs, we cannot deny the concern over the limited longevity which is taken into account in considering TKA for young patients.

However, this strategy appears to have limited therapeutic effect due to the limited longevity and migratory capacity of injected DCs [6] [10].

It found that the real culprits of our limited longevity are high smoking rates in the past, high obesity rates today and, to a lesser extent, lack of full access to health coverage for those under 65.

A tissue-engineering approach was pursued to overcome the current limitations of bovine jugular vein valves (degeneration and limited longevity).

However, the reviewers decided that the game was merely average overall, and noted its limited longevity.

To determine the efficiency of intact ovary after cryopreservation and transplantation in a rabbit model for limited longevity by revascularization ischemia after implantation of frozen-thawed ovarian tissue.

Combine those trends — more resources for smaller universities, limited longevity for elite players at larger ones — and parity, what makes the N.C.A.A. tournament electric in the first place, has become even more prevalent.

Implant-associated infection and limited longevity are two major challenges that orthopedic devices need to simultaneously address.

The main limitations of the nude mouse model are small animal size, therefore small sample size, along with difficulty of maintenance on an acceptable, isolated pedicle, and limited longevity.

Because of limited longevity and perceived increased perioperative risk from CEA, alternative treatment options, such as carotid angioplasty and stenting (CAS) have been suggested as a lower-risk alternatives.