The phrase "age ageing" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a repetition or a typographical error, as "age" and "ageing" convey similar meanings related to the process of growing older.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of age ageing on cognitive function."
Alternatives: "age progression" or "aging process".
Each badger was sexed, aged as either an adult (more than two years of age) or yearling (between one and two years of age; ageing was based on tooth wear as described in [44]), examined for signs of reproduction, injuries and parasites and then given a unique tattoo identification code in the inguinal region.
Although chronological age is not necessarily equivalent to biological age, ageing determines physiological changes in organ functions and pharmacokinetics.
The activation of the C. elegans IGF-1 receptor tyrosine kinase DAF-2 (DAF, dauer larva formation abnormal) induces the activation of the PI3 kinase AGE-1 (AGE, ageing alteration), which leads to the phosphorylation of the FOXO transcription factor DAF-16.
The RNAi phenotypes (as described by Wormbase) included Adl (adult lethal), Age (ageing alteration), Bmd (body morphology defect), Dpy (dumpy), Egl (egg laying defect), Emb (embryonic lethal), Gro (slow growth), Let (larval lethal), Lvl (larval lethal), Lva (larval arrest) and Unc (uncoordinated), whereas 590 homologues had no observable RNAi phenotype in C. elegans.
Cohort turnover is calculated as the difference between people entering working ages, aged 14, and people leaving working ages, aged 64.
Despite the inevitability of human aging, aging can be delayed, and many related diseases are preventable.
The disparity is even greater for black kids aged aged 11-12, who are ten times more likely to drown.
"Age, age, age, age," he says, pointing first to his wrists, then to his ankles.
"You talk about age, age implies veterans," Cashman said.
