Sentence examples for aged which from inspiring English sources

Her only moments of regret are about having aged, which makes her less effective in conning men.

Kosher meat is cut only from the forequarters, so the tender loin cuts are not used, and it is also not aged, which is another method for tenderizing.

His pork chops ($9.95 a pound) are also aged, which results in a rich pork flavor that is all too rare nowadays.

The prevalence of CDH increased as individuals aged, which is consistent with the findings of the general population study in Mainland China.

Three sets of material were examined: fresh containing virgin fibres and resin, aged which was an out of life but otherwise identical roll and recycled which contained recycled fibre and new resin.

On the other hand, this assumption cannot be enough to match the final result of oil recovery in Core B because this case is aged which causes (1) the wettability become more oil-wet initially and (2) surfactant imbibition test led to alteration in wettability.

The country is ageing, which means fewer workers and less production.

For instance, says Katz, the baby boomers are aging, which will spawn many health care jobs.

Quercetin increases yeast chronological aging, which is shortened by the oxidative stress (Belinha et al. 2007).

Firstly, the European population is aging, which reduces the networking ability.

Oxidative stress accumulates during aging which makes cells more prone to DNA damage.