Sentence examples for this lifespan from inspiring English sources

Combining new survey data with past findings about stress and health, a study published this month in Health Affairs estimated that work stress accounts for 10% to 38% of this lifespan inequality.

If some of the same genetic circuitry triggered in the worms by the DAF-2 signal accounts for this lifespan extension in rats and mice, "that would be a phenomenal discovery," says Don Riddle, a geneticist at the University of Missouri.

Research on the closely related bowhead whale suggests this lifespan is not uncommon and may even be exceeded.

No male mouse outside of this weight range achieved this lifespan.

This lifespan extension is dependent on the FOXO transcription factor DAF-16 [10] [11], [11].

This lifespan extension observed in germline-ablated nematodes appears to only involve DAF-16 and otherwise be largely independent of the insulin/PI3K/Akt pathway [7].

Ranging now from "7-Up" to "42-Up," this lifespan-long series tracks the fates of a dozen or so Britons -- first as children, then as teenagers, then as adults -- who come from various social classes.

If this lifespan-extending effect of RU486 and/or GAL4 activation also occurred in Vg- and CG31150-overexpresing lines we investigated, then over-expression of these genes likely had a corresponding negative effect on lifespan.

Added to this, the lifespan extension effect of resveratrol appears to depend on the activation of sirtuins [ 37], which play known roles in energy metabolism [ 38- 40].

By employing this effect, the lifespan of a quantum satellite may be lengthened.

This limited lifespan is one reason using batteries for grid-scale storage is still pricey.