Sentence examples for age and approach from inspiring English sources

In addition to structural rearrangements, changes in whole chromosome number (aneuploidy) tend to occur as cultured ECs age and approach senescence in vitro (Nichols et al., 1987; Johnson et al., 1992; Zhang et al., 2000; Aviv et al., 2001).

Interspersing portraits of friends, parents and grandparents with wry descriptions of daily routines and difficulties, they are a way of addressing old age and approaching death with engaging frankness ("A lightened life: last novel FedExed – / the final go-through, back-and-forthing till / all adjectives seemed wrong..."...

When we honor those among us who are suffering from pains of old age and approaching the end of life, we gain a glimpse into the core of biblical teachings on faithfulness in suffering and death.

Australia's utility pole network is aging and approaching its end of life.

Meanwhile, the state's population of skilled laborers is aging and approaching retirement, and there is a dearth of recent graduates with two-year vocational degrees who can take on those jobs.

The fly ash modified mortar demonstrates lower compressive strengths at early ages, and approaches that of the plain OPC mortar at 28 days, as is expected.

The overall mortality HR for men with extreme versus moderate alcohol use was greater at younger ages, and approached one as age increased towards 90 years.

Goneril and Regan and Edmund and Edgar have sent their fathers away—into "the storm," which, in Shakespeare's play, symbolizes the chaotic loss of physical and mental control that comes with old age and the approach of mortality.

All models were adjusted for age and surgical approach (open-abdominal, vaginal or laparoscopic surgery).

Univariate logistic regression analyses were conducted to calculate odds ratios adjusted for age and surgical approach for patients who had prolonged compared to average LOS.

He was a tall fellow, college age, and he approached our table with a covered bowl in his hands.