Sentence examples for total longevity from inspiring English sources

"Now, those numbers are interesting, because they give us a total longevity that's comparable to that of other species.

A significant experimental effect was calculated for the parameters FD, daily fecundity (DF), and total longevity (TL); however, no interaction among the different factors occurred.

Because we found no mortality of mature females during the considered oviposition time window, we adopted a slightly modified measure of growth rate by not taking into account total longevity.

The average vase life (VL) was 6.6 days with 15 °C, 63% RH and 0 μmol m−2 s−1 and total postharvest longevity (TPL) was 16.6 days.

Given that the male phase can extend for 7 9 days (data not shown), the total capitulum longevity in C. renifolia can be as long as ∼37 days, a remarkable feature considering the floral maintenance demands in such a low resource environment.

In Britain alone, the total exposure to longevity risk is estimated by the LLMA to exceed £2 trillion.

The study introduced the concept of "total immediate ancestral longevity," or TIAL the sum of the ages at death of the two parents and the four grandparents of a given person as a measure of longevity.

For three P-, T- and C-lines, except C-lines on Tomato (two lines), the experiment was prolonged until all females died, to assess total fecundity and longevity.

The "fraction of variance explained" by a correlation is R, from which the ten parameters with highest R values would individually account for 45-92% of the total variance in longevity.

By virtue of her longevity and total recall, Ella became the last living link to the movement's first days.

In a world of 6.5 billion humans and rapid climate change, technologies that increase longevity and total populations are certainly ethically questionable, if not clearly immoral.