Sentence examples for ageing which is from inspiring English sources

Thus, N. furzeri, in spite of its exceptionally short lifespan of only few months, exhibits general characteristics of vertebrate ageing which is in line with previously observed typical cytological and physiological ageing-related phenotypes [ 10].

Neurodegenerative disease is more vulnerable to an accelerated brain ageing, which is associated with prospective cognitive decline and disease severity.

These are the two key questions in a new book, Unequal Ageing, which is being launched at a national conference in Manchester town hall on Friday.

Mr Nishimura blames the prolonged slump on ageing, which is furthest advanced in Japan, but is also occurring in many of the world's biggest economies.

The normal operation life of a transformer is partially related to the deterioration of its insulation through thermal ageing, which is determined mainly by its daily cyclic loadings.

This work will introduce new terms to the model to account for membrane electrode assembly (MEA) ageing, which is a factor in the durability of the stack.

He neither looks nor acts his age, which is 80.

He looks much younger than his age, which is 73.

We have legislation, regulations, which were designed for an age which is quite different now.

It is wonderful being her age, which is something between 27 and 35.

He looks a decade or so younger than his age, which is fifty-three.