Sentence examples for aging in which from inspiring English sources

A bigger risk than wounding, Dr. Bissell says, is simply aging, in which cell architecture crumbles, which is why people get wrinkles, for example.

An unhurried treatise on aging, in which the dramatic climax is the loss of a pet cat, would appear to be a bizarre swan song for the man whose movies influenced "The Wild Bunch" and "Star Wars" and Sergio Leone's westerns.

By the time people reach their 40s they begin to develop presbyopia, a natural part of aging in which the lens of the eye stiffens so that it cannot change shape enough to give the proper focus; the usual remedy is to buy reading glasses.

Completing the cycle, for now, is "Photographic Memory," a film largely about aging, in which Mr. McElwee goes to France to track down a mentor and a girlfriend from a long-ago visit — an engaging piece of vérité detective work — while agonizing about his inability to get along with his teenage son.

A popular theory is that the diet reduces oxidative stress, a common part of aging in which cells all over the body are damaged by free oxygen radicals.

Our results suggest a new model of skin aging in which marked alterations of Fp may affect the histological characteristics of skin.

The only age in which you truly love everyone.

Collins anticipated an age in which everyone is a writer.

This seems an odd anomaly in an age in which diversity and access are such buzzwords.

But I never felt I was living in an age in which stupidity was unusually prevalent.

Machiavelli lived his entire life in an age in which deceit and brutality usually won through.