Sentence examples for a set of aging from inspiring English sources
The book's farrago of libertarianism, traditionalism, and avarice appeals to a set of aging baby boomers, the same ones who propelled Trump to the White House; in Simmons, as in their President, they see an unvarnished truth teller, one who won't stand for the crumbling of old hierarchies.
We observed profound changes in the DNA methylation landscapes of WRN and LMNA mutant patients, which were narrowed down to a set of aging related genes and processes.
Given a set of age and gdp observations, there is a relationship between the matrix X ag assessing the tensor product smoother at these observations and the model matrices X age and X gdp assessing the marginal smooths at the same observations.
But, instead of giving a set of age ranges to distinguish between the various types of postgraduate, the study simply segments salaries into two age groups: those aged 26-45 and everyone over that age.
Comparisons were performed with a set of age and sex-matched cases assessed with the same instrument, but ascertained from the general (non-Anabaptist) population (Potash et al. 2007).
A set of age-old questions can be raised here: Should apparently outdated traditions be swapped for their modern equivalents so as to preserve intent and purpose?
All transitions are random, and controlled by a set of age and sex specific parameters.
The genes in category II were composed almost entirely of genes that are age-upregulated in mice and downregulated in both rhesus monkeys and humans, defining a set of age-related gene expression changes common to rhesus monkeys and humans.
When the environment of a species is provided by another species, there is a set of age-changing mosaic niches provided by each individual host for the life of the host.
We compared the ATM-positive tumors with a set of age-matched control breast tumors.
The fit of a set of age, age-drift, age-period, age-cohort, and age-period-cohort models were assessed for the mean number of PPY.
