Sentence examples for aging in contrast from inspiring English sources

Populations in Russia and many other former Soviet republics are aging, in contrast to those in the Middle East.

No significant antioxidant effect was found from a 1% w/v TBAB treatment applied by brushing on the verso after light aging, in contrast to the result of thermal aging.

At 9 mo of aging, in contrast, a clear separation of perceived flavor was present between the pasteurized and raw cheese samples, whereas the effect of milk sourcing was less pronounced.

He suggested that, in part, this might be because French men continue to see French women as sexually attractive even as they age, in contrast to American men, who tend to pair sexiness with youth.

And now social science supports the notion: a recent study comparing Gallic and American sexual behavior reports that French men continue to find French women attractive as they age (in contrast to American men, who pair sexiness and youth); and older French women regard themselves as sexy.

One other interesting point was that the epidermis cells were small and their size did not vary with leaf ageing, in contrast to earlier results (Sorin et al. 2015).

In general, ACM increased progressively as patients aged, in contrast to CSM in which most BC deaths occurred within 3 years of diagnosis.

21 A contributing factor to this decline could be the higher age range of participants involved in the NHS (aged 18 74 years), in contrast to our serosurvey on blood donors where the age range was 16 60 years.

A reminder of his age, in contrast to Yao's youth, will be sitting conspicuously on the Rockets' bench.

The color scheme balances the bland phoniness of the current Vegas, which functions as a welcome mat for all ages in contrast with the old-school menace of the city, a Fifth Amendment playground.

Because apps are used by people of all ages — in contrast to most video games, which have a core audience of young men — there is the added challenge of defining an audience.