Sentence examples for addressing aging from inspiring English sources

"Fifteen years ago you'd see a 10-year-old dog only occasionally; now it's very common," said Dr. Johnny Hoskins, a veterinarian from Baton Rouge, La., who will be addressing aging in pets at the annual American Veterinary Medical Association meeting in July.

For those investigations addressing aging and tumor biology, mitochondrial genes encoded in the nucleus and in the mitochondrial DNA are being analyzed.

Therefore, it would be paramount to address aging itself, and not only specific aging-related diseases without emphasis on aging (biogerontology) and relevant interventions (nutrigerontology).

Several numbers, including Elton John and Bernie Taupin's "Talking Old Soldiers" and the Traffic classic "No Time to Live," bluntly addressed aging and the brevity of existence.

They addressed aging in Hollywood, joking that "Boyhood" proved there were still great roles for women over 40... especially when they get hired before they turn 40, and tried to explain birthdays to the audience.

But those studies cannot address aging effects inasmuch as all participants have aged the same amount.

His work addresses ageing and masculinity in an often surreal way while dramatically subverting the traditional idea of self-portraiture by literally turning his back on the camera.

"We haven't seen anyone else addressing age in such a comprehensive manner," she said.

This proves that recognising and addressing ageing translates into improved quality of life for older people.

With respect to future publications of PIAAC data, including age as a continuous variable would be most valuable for addressing age-related research questions, for example, whether motivation to learn is associated with retirement status rather than with age.

There are countless committees and commissions addressing age and the city.