Sentence examples for aging impairment from inspiring English sources
These results strongly suggest that this increased SIRT1 may contribute to cellular lifespan extension and aging impairment, which may regulate age-related genes such as p16 due to its epigenetic and potentially genetic effects.
Several other oxidative modifications, such as tyrosine halogenation, dityrosine formation, tryptophan nitration and carbonylation of various amino acids are mediated by reactive oxygen species that accumulate with aging, impairment of oxidative stress response pathways and inflammation.
"-A prehistoric pelvis, nicknamed "Elvis," and other fossilized bones are what's left of the world's first known elderly human with clear signs of aging and impairment, according to a paper in the latest Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
At a young age it might be useful to take play-related behaviours into account, while at an older age, impairments in social interaction and communication might become more specific behavioural markers for ASD.
Lower-extremity function in cognitively healthy aging, mild cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's disease.
Topics: Judgment and Decision Making; Risk and Rationality; False Memory; Aging and Cognitive Impairment; Cognitive and Social Neuroscience; Developmental Neuroscience.
Likewise, aging and cognitive impairment are closely related.
A principle hallmark of aging is the impairment in immune responses, referred to as immunosenescence.
One of the hallmarks of skeletal muscle aging is an impairment of their regenerative potential.
Aging results in impairments in structure, function and plasticity in the cerebral vasculature7,8,19.
Richter, N. et al. White matter lesions and the cholinergic deficit in aging and mild cognitive impairment.
