Sentence examples for aging of all from inspiring English sources

The rapid aging of all oestrogen-dependent organs, which is to say the entire female body, ensues.

In the 1980s, the company decided to buck the then prevailing trend by increasing the aging of all of their wines, both in barrel and bottle.

The free radical theory of aging (FRTA), proposed by Denham Harman in the 1950's, postulates that the aging of all living beings is caused by the common biochemical process of accumulation of oxidative damage over time [ 188, 189].

On the contrary, networks may also channel unexpected damage, leading to an accelerated aging of their components, in a similar way as the avalanche of mitochondria-related free radicals accelerates the aging of all surrounding molecules [ 17].

However, since - according to the anti-aging side effect hypothesis - in heterotrophic organisms across phyla this pathway also drives aging after their developmental growth is completed [ 44, 45], rapamycin has a side effect of suppressing aging of all groups of heterotrophic organisms within an ecosystem [ 39].

I was gradually divesting myself, as I aged, of all I'd accumulated.

"Look at the age of all the guys on the team.

That brings down the average age of all of your accounts.

Now we hail the economic coming-of-age of all barboys, bellboys, busboys, errand boys, office boys, and newsboys.

The average age of all respondents was 35 and they had spent 10 years working in the industry.

In this lineup I put together, I added the ages of all the players and found the average was forty.