Sentence examples for aging ages from inspiring English sources

Participants (n = 119) in the San Antonio Longitudinal Study of Aging, ages 71 85, who met American Diabetes Association diabetes criteria were followed over a 36-month period.

In the context of extrinsic aging, AGEs seem to render cells more sensitive to external stimuli, as UVA irradiated fibroblasts and keratinocytes exhibit decreased viability after exposure to AGEs., Oxidative stress has been widely accepted to mediate the deleterious effects of solar radiation in the skin during photoaging.

The disparity is even greater for black kids aged aged 11-12, who are ten times more likely to drown.

Despite the inevitability of human aging, aging can be delayed, and many related diseases are preventable.

Even in 3.5G zones it would take ages — ages!

TLS empowers kids at an early age (ages 7-11) to become confident, self-reliant and capable individuals.

"Age, age, age, age," he says, pointing first to his wrists, then to his ankles.

"You talk about age, age implies veterans," Cashman said.

AGE: Age of student, measured in years.

The operator age, age squared, and education were all insignificant.

Control variables: age, age square, gender, years of education.