The phrase "aging mental" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe cognitive decline associated with aging, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The aging mental faculties of the elderly can lead to challenges in memory and decision-making."
Alternatives: "declining cognitive" or "deteriorating mental".
As the cells died through aging, mental function declined.
Her short stories "all looked like bioethics problems," she says, wrestling with topics like aging, mental competence, medical research, suicide — moral quandaries she would be mining for the rest of her life.
He spoke in slowly crafted sentences, punctuated by frequent pauses, as if less sure of aging mental legs in tricky intellectual terrain that he had once traversed with ease.
It is important to mention that personality types do not alter from one moment to another rapidly, but we usually need longer periods of time to see changes; these changes are typically associated with aging, mental, or physical diseases [39].
As Kiyoshi "Kiyo" Izumi toured a select few of post-war Saskatchewan's aging mental hospitals, absorbing the wards' layouts and interviewing patients along the way, the Canadian architect grappled with hallmark features of the 1950s-era clinical milieu.
In addition to elucidating the neuro-anatomy of MTT [3], [14] [17], recent work has also documented how this capacity is influenced by aging, mental illness and injury to the brain [15], [18], [19].
By working with ageing mental patients Van Broeckhoven became aware of the increasing gap between society at large and the greying population.
(1) Active treatment that might change over the study period by a psychiatrist or aged mental health team.
However, 22-year-old Adebowale's younger age, mental health problems and "lesser role" meant that he escaped spending the rest of his life behind bars.
David Storey's beautiful 1970 play about old age, mental infirmity and what Virgil called "the tears in mortal things" is one of the glories of modern drama.
The bad luck of a broken family, unemployment, poor health, unexpected expenses of old age, mental illness and physical incapacity can hit anyone, however hard working.
