Sentence examples for yet lifespan from inspiring English sources

However, this 'theory' remains contested due to observations such as those in this manuscript where mitochondrial aconitase inactivation suggested increased mitochondrial ROS production yet lifespan was extended and MDA levels were not increased.

A review of literature showed that the households that dis-adopted biogas technology, did so within a period of 4 years after its installation, yet the lifespan of using it is estimated at 25 years.

Throughout the procedure, Δ8 cells were fully dependent on respiration, yet their lifespan was shorter than that of WT cells.

Yet our lifespans are shorter and our infant mortality rate is higher than in other developed countries.

Heavy alcohol use and alcohol use disorders disproportionately affect sexual minority women across the lifespan, yet there is limited research investigating reasons for such associations.

At the time of analysis, all female treatment groups did not yet reach median lifespan.

For example, weak hypomorphic mutations in the insulin/IGF-like receptor daf-2 extend worm lifespan, yet this lifespan extension in further enhanced by daf-2 RNAi [25], [26].

It is reasonable to assume that such substantial age difference would somehow influence the frequency of aneuploidy, even if our animals were not at the end of their lifespan yet.

One key signature of mammalian DR is that the reduced food-intake regime increases lifespan yet decreases reproduction, such that the dietary level that optimizes these two life history traits is separable.

Soil is non-renewable - its loss is not recoverable within a human lifespan - yet it is the most overlooked natural resource.

Our proposal resolves the seemingly paradoxical outcomes of the retrograde response: on one hand it extends lifespan, yet it also generates lifespan-shortening ERCs that have no known role in this response 11, 12.