Sentence examples for aging potential from inspiring English sources

Three decades of aging potential?

It contributes greatly to taste, tartness and aging potential.

SupremeCorq has just released a plastic cork called Preservera intended for "fine wine with aging potential".

The lingering finish is satisfying; the aging potential, perhaps up to three years.

It went on, "Premier Cru has both long aging potential and exceptional food-friendliness".

But making aging potential the measure of a Beaujolais misses the point.

The secret to its texture--and Brander hopes its aging potential--is aging 20% of the wine on the grape skins.

Some studies have concluded that lifestyle choices, such as calorie restriction, are the secret to increased life span, while other more recent investigations from the 1980s and 1990s have highlighted the anti-aging potential of insulin and human growth hormones.

In December last year a study exploring the anti-aging potential of the drug Everolimus showed it could extend the lifespan of mice by 9 to 14percentt.

I began by telling the thousand or so health professionals in the audience about a NIH trial, just profiled in the New York Times, examining the anti-aging potential of the drug, rapamycin, in dogs.

Second, LCA unmasks a previously unknown anti-aging potential of PKA, a key player in the cAMP/PKA pathway.