Sentence examples for a reduction in aging from inspiring English sources

Importantly, all volunteers maintained a constant BMI throughout the study, attesting that the reduction in circumference and remodeling effects were not due to weight loss but most likely to better fluid drainage of the cellulite-affected areas and possibly also through a reduction in aging symptoms.

The animals in those studies showed a reduction in age-related cardiac hypertrophy, youthful skeletal muscle repair, improved brain function and metabolism, reversal of renal and pulmonary disease and tumor suppression.

There were histopathological differences between genotypes that indicated a reduction in age-related kidney dysfunction.

55 In contrast, in Spain, there was a reduction in age-standardized incidence between 2000 and 2009.

However, there is evidence that television based advertising may contribute to a reduction in age-related differences in knowledge of stroke warning signs [ 21].

These findings suggest that a reduction in AGEs is one of the indexes of restrain in diabetes complications (3, 16, 17).

A reduction in age-dependent oocyte quality has been previously associated with activation of cell death or molecular pathways that regulate this fate.

The decline in mortality in women born after 1920 appeared to be in part related to a reduction in childlessness and a reduction in age at first birth in those generations.

We also projected a reduction in age-specific breast cancer mortality rates for women aged <65 years, and a rising trend in the rates among women ⩾65 years in the next 15 years.

Flynn et al. reported that short-term RP treatment for 12 weeks initiated at late life (24 months) attenuates age-related cardiac hypertrophy and marginally improves systolic function in female mice, with a reduction in age-related inflammation (Flynn et al., 2013).

We have recently explored, for the first time, the putative AMPK/mTOR-related xenohormetic nature of complex polyphenols that are naturally present in extra virgin olive oil (EVOO), a pivotal component of the Mediterranean-style diet that has been repeatedly associated with a reduction in age-related morbidity and a longer life expectancy [ 29].