Sentence examples for aging accelerating from inspiring English sources

Whole-brain and hippocampal volumes on MRI decrease during physiologic aging, accelerating after the fourth decade [ 187, 188], with an annual rate of 0.2% decline in whole-brain volumes after age 54 years [ 189].

Thermal aging accelerated the degradation of the BFRP plates in distilled water or alkaline solution at 20, 40 and 60 °C.

This means that with hormonal aging (accelerated by menopause) we women stand to lose more than our reproductive responsibility.

Diabetes mellitus, chronic renal failure and aging accelerate the generation of AGEs [ 5].

Thus, as the mice aged, accelerated development of joint degeneration, as well as a number of other musculoskeletal abnormalities, was noted [ 36].

I thought of my grandfather often as I read Ted C. Fishman's "Shock of Gray," because his circumstances illustrate one of the book's central arguments: aging accelerates globalization.

Extrinsic (photo) aging accelerates chronologically aging in the skin due to cumulative UV irradiation.

Notably, the chronic low-grade systemic inflammation occurring during physiological aging accelerates the development of the age-related diseases, including T2DM [ 58].

Recent studies suggest premature aging, accelerated cognitive decline, increased risk of non-AIDS associated cancers and osteoporosis in HIV infected patients despite successful HAART [ 41].

More broadly, Labour, like the centre-left across Europe, needs a coherent response to the trends of the modern age – accelerating globalisation, transformative technological change and the long-term affordability and effectiveness of the welfare state.

The difference in outward appearance increases with age, accelerating at puberty, and reaching its maximum sometime in adulthood.