Sentence examples similar to Purported age from inspiring English sources
The original free radical theory of ageing purported that the molecular basis of ageing was derived from a lifetime accumulation of oxidative damage to cells resulting from excess reactive oxygen species (ROS) produced as a consequence of aerobic metabolism.
It all came together under the banner of the Daisy Age, which purported to stand for "da inner sound y'all" but seemed more like intimating the second coming of the Age of Aquarius.
Later in 1859, an uncredited article appeared in Littell's Living Age that purported to be the story of the Turk from French magician Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin.
Lead accumulation in the human aorta (Barry and Mossman 1970; Schroeder and Tipton 1968) may contribute to accelerating arterial degenerative processes by reducing availability of nitric oxide and promoting oxidative damage and vascular inflammation (Vaziri and Sica 2004), purported mechanisms of vascular aging (Touyz 2004).
Purported revenue raisers that are not.
Given his age, ailments, and purported opinion of the Scots, Johnson may have seemed a highly unlikely traveler to this distant region, but in the opening pages of his A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland (1775) he confessed to a long-standing desire to make the trip and the inducement of having Boswell as his companion.
As expected, CA and RA group comparisons indicated purported parietal functioning improves with age.
A third patient (63 years of age), who was also purported to have been a big game hunter, was subsequently reported from the same area.
While the new version has been bolstered with a 23 SPF and coral extracts -- purported to fend off effects of aging -- a jar of the luxury unguent remains an accessible $45.
Therapy Gel that is purported to reverse the external effects of age damage.
Fat and lean body mass have important implications for health and physical functioning in older age, and physical activity is purported to be an important modifiable determinant.
