Sentence examples for ageing 1 from inspiring English sources

Tom Kirkwood is dean for ageing at Newcastle University's Institute for Ageing and Health, which supports the recently transferred gallery exhibition Coming of Age: the Art and Science of Ageing, 1 June-18 August, GV Art, London, www.gvart.co.uk.

To investigate this we compared the numbers of PH3 +/GFAP + cells in the ageing (1 year post-sham operation) unaffected SEZ and in the young unaffected SEZ.

We applied ExprEssence to three scenarios describing kidney podocyte biology, pluripotency and ageing: 1) We identify putative processes involved in podocyte (de- differentiation ande- differentiationiction experimentandy.

Each of the individual age cohorts was followed up from the 1990 census or from birth by ageing 1 year at a time and subtracting the number of deaths, which occurred during that year in the given age cohort.

Finch 3 has proposed four mechanisms by which adversity during development may accelerate ageing: (1) Reduced functional capacity; (2) reduced capacity for somatic repair and regeneration; (3) impaired antioxidant systems and (4) initiation of chronic inflammation.

One study reported the health of the elderly and economic policies (1), elderly destitution (1), health implication of ageing (1), attitude to ageing (2), care for the elderly (3), quality of life and life satisfaction (3), nutrition (2) and physical activity (1).

While a repression of oxidative metabolism genes is considered one of the most prevalent molecular features of ageing [ 1, 20, 31, 42], we found no indication of changes in this gene class.

Cellular senescence acts as a barrier to malignant cell transformation in vivo [ 3] and may contribute to organismal ageing [ 1, 2, 4].

The Australian psychiatric workforce is ageing [ 1, 2, 7], with 40percentt of practitioners aged over 55 in 2003 compared to 33percentt in 1999 [ 4].

This is postulated to contribute to normal human ageing [1] and fibroblasts from WS patients have a much-reduced replicative capacity [3].

Oxidative damage to DNA has been proposed to have a role in cancer and ageing [1].