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Meanings of long-lived in English
Usage of long-lived in English
1
Though there have of course been many long-lived offspring, down the years.
2
However, it fails to eliminate the long-lived reservoir of latent HIV-infected cells.
3
Of course, I'm not very big yet, but we're a long-lived race.
4
Curiosity is much larger than her unexpectedly long-lived predecessors, Spirit and Opportunity.
5
They are long-lived-livingto beyond seventy in a considerable number of cases.
6
The tree is less durable and long-lived than is the black walnut.
7
But respect for the shining veneer of the case was not long-lived.
8
But my favorite example of a long-lived creature is the bowhead whale.
9
The country squire was a long-lived but not always an intellectual animal.
10
These Abraiaman are very long-lived, owing to their extreme abstinence in eating.
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We breed slow and rarely, and the offspring are only ever long-lived.
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But, as far as my experience goes, they are not as long-lived.
13
They also explain a condundrum: some long-lived species display plenty of oxidative damage.
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We conclude that resource-allocation patterns do vary with age in a long-lived ectotherm.
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Others copy the effects of genes that occur in long-lived people.
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Notably, damage occurred to some long-lived, slow growing taxa raising concerns over impacts.