The phrase "ageing process as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or characteristics of the ageing process in relation to something else.
Example: "The ageing process as a natural phenomenon affects all living organisms in various ways."
Alternatives: "ageing process in terms of" or "ageing process regarding".
Now, scientists say our sudden penchant for pomegranates could even slow down the ageing process – as long as you have the right sort of bacteria in your gut.
UVB exposure induces ROS accumulation in human skin and is involved in its ageing process as well as its inflammatory response [1] [3].
It is possible that older women attribute such symptoms to the ageing process, as has been reported previously for other symptoms (Leventhal and Prohaska, 1986).
This "live life in the fast lane" phenotype therefore follows predictions from the free radical theory of ageing, making growth-enhanced transgenic fish a suitable model to study mechanisms behind the ageing process as well as costs of rapid growth.
Nothing so visibly speeds the ageing process as being president of the United States.
This, we presume, is just how it is – an organic part of the ageing process, as inevitable as wrinkles.
Smoking and obesity accelerate people's biological ageing processes as well as shortening their lives, researchers suggested last night.
Many factors, such as: diseases, lifestyle, individual ageing processes as well as social, psychological and environmental factors contribute to the person's fitness.
An exhaustive study of the aging process as well as of the rheological properties of the slurry after methylcellulose addition has been carried out to obtain hierarchical meso-macroporosity.
In a chapter called "On to Methuselah," Jones examines the biblical statement that the patriarch died at the unbelievable age of 969, a claim refuted by our modern understanding of the aging process as well as statistics on death accumulated over the past couple of centuries.
Taken together, the existing data seem to suggest that changes in the actin cytoskeletal network may be a part of the aging process as well as malignant transformation.
