Sentences with phrase «of one's lifespan»

And in the dire case as a loaf starts to sneak toward the end of its lifespan I always find a creative way to work it into another meal for dinner.

The median increase in survival was three days, approximately 20 percent of the lifespan in these mice.

The extension of the lifespan and the quick changes in our lifestyle with a remarkable reduction in tooth wear present a major challenge for modern dentistry, say the scientists.

Q: How has the company changed during the course of its lifespan?

The first thing that the panelists talked about was how the development has officially been given over to the Live Team who will be handling Destiny 2 for the rest of its lifespan.

In fact, most cats spend the majority of their lifespan as seniors!

It's evidence that the planet has a kind of lifespan.

Sleep takes a very important part of our lives and can take up to 40 percent of our lifespan.

Nearly half of its lifespan — to three and a half years — is spent growing.

The genetic basis of lifespan determination is poorly understood.

A second, independent estimate of lifespan was made by revisiting circles 2 to 9 years after their clear status had been confirmed.

Please note that we closely monitor all total hip replacement recipients for the duration of their lifespan.

«Core beliefs start at an early age based on our experiences and we hold onto them for the whole of the lifespan unless we get some help,» she says.

Younger dogs and elderly dogs go more often than adult dogs in the middle of their lifespan.

And you have a little bit of that lifespan increasing effect.

The next step for the scientists is to associate chronic caloric restriction with another study parameter, such as physical exercise, in an attempt to further extend the upper limits of lifespan.

One study found that exposing male mice for one - fifth of their lifespan to steroid doses comparable to those taken by human athletes caused a high frequency of early deaths.

Still, after extended study in lab animals, the study points to this growth - factor pathway as an important regulator of lifespan in humans.

The level of insulin sensitivity of the cell is one of the most important markers of lifespan.

It reflects what a newborn baby can expect in the way of lifespan and is dragged down by all the unfortunate people who die relatively young.

Experts say that one of the best predictors of lifespan in dogs is size and weight, with longevity declining as size goes up.

With the longer durability of lifespan, this became a regular purchasing choice for buyers.

The move further defines the debate over what to do with the aging highway, which is reaching the end of its lifespan.

At least in my land, grandparents had 8 — 9 children with a gap of average 2 years which shows mothers were involved in feeding for almost 18 years of their lifespan.

You need life insurance longer than you initially expected, and want a policy to cover you for the rest of your lifespan.

What is it about the film that makes it stand out from the other horror movies in theaters that don't have this kind of lifespan?

IT systems are an important investment for the whole of their lifespan and one which your IT budget needs to realise the best ROI.

Can an already dying system cope with this sort of thing in the middle of its lifespan?

Mortgage interest is flat for the term of the mortgage rather than compounded, so, ignoring the tapering at the end of the lifespan of the mortgage, I get the amount of interest to something like # 9,300 (7500 x 0.05 x 25).

But he notes that he and his colleagues found that «extension of lifespan by food reduction will occur only if there is an energy imbalance [caused by a low metabolism].»

«Facial cues to success may therefore be consistent across much of the lifespan — approximately 20 — 50 years.»

He is on the board of directors of Lifespan Learning Institute and serves as a core member on Relationships First, a nonprofit organization founded by Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt.

Finally, the particulates that support global dimming have lifespans in the atmosphere that are a small fraction of the lifespan of CO2.

Other activities include: producing products that may be recycled at the end of their lifespan for material reuse; reducing energy consumption in operations; or even re-engineering distribution methods as a means of reducing long - distance travel during product delivery, ultimately reducing fossil fuel consumption (and the disease - causing air pollution that is its byproduct).

To assess whether a process, such as the onset of a disease, might indeed be coupled to aging, requires measuring the joint distribution of lifespan and disease onset to establish at least a correlation between the two.

Or maybe, given that these threads on 4chan have a short lifespan, YouTube should disable comments on the video for the length of the lifespan.

Our affiliated primary care practices, part of the Lifespan Physician Group, welcome new patients and offer convenient extended hours.

Not necessarily for sea urchins: Study shows that sea urchins defy aging, regardless of lifespan.»

Apfeld J, Kenyon C. Regulation of lifespan by sensory perception in Caenorhabditis elegans.

The Miriam Hospital is a founding partner of Lifespan, a comprehensive health care system providing accessible, high - value services to the people of Rhode Island and southern New England.

Here's what you can expect - new on the Living blog from Dr. Roald Llado of the Lifespan Orthopedics Institute.

We saw Twisted Metal heavily on the Playstation, and then at the beginning of the lifespan of the Playstation 2 and then it sort of fell off the map.

of sugary soda a day may take as much as 4 years off of their lifespan.

The actual increase of our lifespan from 1978 to 2001 has increased by almost three years (to 78 years old), and five of those extra months can be attributed to cleaner air.