The phrase "aging of each" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the aging process of individual items or entities, but it requires additional context for proper understanding.
Example: "The aging of each specimen was carefully documented to study the effects of time on their properties."
Alternatives: "aging of every" or "aging process of each".
We used population, population density and proportions of aging of each region as demographic measures.
Its purpose is to bring an efficient tool to quantify the evolution during the aging of each impedance part and not only the global real part for automotive dedicated DC-link capacitors.
The exponential growth trend is commonly considered to be the amalgamated effect of consecutive technology revolutions – where the progress carried in by each technology revolution follows an S-curve, and where the aging of each technology revolution drives humanity to push for the next technology revolution.
To further understand molecular mechanisms underlying aging of each of the three clusters of cells and evaluate whether they use same or different aging regulatory gene network, we extrapolated differential gene expression in young and aged cells for each cell type, and cross referenced expression of those genes in the other cell types.
It also explains what could be considered a "normal" sign of aging for each of the 10 items.
"We have a different specific model of aging for each gender of each ethnicity," Ricanek told me.
A look at the oldest and the youngest presidents to assume office: Chart: "PRESIDENTS BY AGE" When inaugurated Graph tracks the age of each President, age at time of death, and age while in office.
Reimbursement there goes up with the age of each patient, a formula that improves compensation.
This process gave the team the precise age of each layer in the marine core.
The apartment-house superintendent was able to give the name, sex, and approximate age of each of the children.
The rates would be tied to corporate bonds of varying durations, according to the ages of each company's workers.
