The phrase "aging changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the physical or biological alterations that occur as a person or organism ages.
Example: "The study focused on the aging changes in skin elasticity and texture over time."
Alternatives: "age-related changes" or "changes due to aging".
It is thus important to identify aging changes, which are not associated with a specific aging-related disorder, and as such could be used as biomarkers of normal 'physiological' aging.
"Darker skin tends to show aging changes less obviously," Dr. Few said.
It contains what Hepple calls biomarkers of aging — changes over time in its structure, biochemistry, protein expression.
But now that it's happening, many fiscal policy makers are acting as if the boomers are eternal teenagers and are turning a blind eye to how the boomers' aging changes how we should approach economic policy.
But one of the underlying goals of geriatrics is to differentiate between "normal" aging changes and those brought about by disease admittedly, a sometimes difficult task, as the prevalence of many diseases increases as we get older and what is normal is not always clear.
But one of the underlying goals of geriatrics is to differentiate between "normal" aging changes and those brought about by disease — admittedly, a sometimes difficult task, as the prevalence of many diseases increases as we get older and what is normal is not always clear.
Furthermore, we will explore developing texture-based features that are resilient to aging changes.
Aging changes the chemistry of bitumen and this adversely affects bitumen's adhesion with aggregate.
This bolsters a growing body of evidence showing that aging changes how the brain reacts to emotional stimuli.
To examine the aging changes in the amplitude of apparent accommodation in eyes with a monofocal intraocular lens (IOL).
Gene expression profiles revealed substantial differences in the trajectory of aging changes between female and male brains.
