Sentence examples for aging in all from inspiring English sources

The article in Advertising Age wondered whether the Dove ads "went a step too far in embracing aging in all its naked, wrinkled and sagging glory"; the ads for Olay Definity are more conventional.

A new study by Harvard Medical School researchers reveals that the biochemical mechanism that makes yeast grow old has a surprising parallel in mice, suggesting it may be a universal cause of aging in all organisms.

In Nurturing the Older Brain, Pamela Greenwood and Raja Parasuraman show that scientific research does not support the popular notion of the inexorable and progressive effects of cognitive aging in all older adults.

The optical properties of orthodontic aligners appear to vary between brands and constituent materials but deteriorate with in vitro aging in all cases.

Inflammation accelerates aging in all of our organs -- your skin just happens to be the one you can see!

Nora Ephron made it a little easier to embrace aging in all its complexities, because she always managed to find the punchline.

This wine is aged in all new oak and 100% whole cluster fermentation.

As for the other NAD-related enzymes, NMNAT2, PARP1, and SIRT1 declined with age in all samples.

Here was an ice age in all earnestness; a picture of Northern Europe during the Great Ice Age some fifty thousand years ago.

The results showed that the maximum force/torque production increased and the variability of constant force/torque control decreased with age in all tasks in TD children.

For the first time in human history, great numbers of people – at all ages, in all places, of every political persuasion – have begun settling down as singletons.