The phrase "aging need to be" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The aging need to be addressed in our healthcare policies."
Alternatives: "aging must be" or "aging should be".
Whether this reflects specific brain pathology, or a delay in the normal development of sleep patterns in the course of aging, needs to be clarified.
The cause of the reduced autophagy levels in T cells during aging needs to be further investigated.
Finally, the relevance of our in vitro model with physiological aging needs to be comprehensively justified and ultimately shall be subjected to in vivo scrutinization.
In order to increase both average and maximum lifespans as well as to decrease the occurrence of age-related diseases, the mechanism behind aging needs to be explored at molecular level.
A sufficient threshold of arterial aging needs to be achieved before brachial pulse pressure begins to widen; therefore, the association of lead and pulse pressure may not be present in younger populations (O'Rourke and Hashimoto 2007).
Discoveries of two or more precious metal coins of any age need to be reported, according to The British Museum.
The director of public health, Setareki Vatucawaqa, questions whether BMI is a reliable way to measure obesity in non-Caucasians, saying that other factors – including ethnicity, sex and age – need to be considered.
David Hughes, the AOC's medical director, told News.com.au: "All females of child-bearing age need to be aware of the specific risks of microcephaly in newborns, should the mother become infected during pregnancy.
In the end, classic biases of gender, race, and age need to be discarded for a real science of success.
