The phrase "aging produces" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or outcomes of the aging process in various contexts, such as health, biology, or social issues.
Example: "Aging produces a variety of changes in the body, including decreased muscle mass and bone density."
Alternatives: "aging leads to" or "aging results in".
Dunham said this will lead to more problems for the few states that still execute inmates, because "aging produces certain issues that complicate executions," including health problems.
We demonstrate that, for both materials, low-temperature (20 150 °C) aging produces carbon-rich regions with average peak carbon contents of up to 10%.
These results demonstrate that aging produces several patterns of circadian rhythm changes, describe predictive measures of future rhythm disruptions, and suggest an intervention to reduce circadian rhythm disruptions.
Population aging produces synergies in terms of urban growth and landscape fragmentation and trade-offs in terms of urban shrinkage and compactness, and the opposite holds for increasing reurbanization.
In contrast, here we show that sustained superoxide production by Nox2 during aging produces a significant decrease in these same neurons throughout hippocampus and prefrontal cortex.
The process of aging produces a functional, biological, and psychological decline in an individual.
On the other hand, long-term aging produced by the PAV was similar to that of the RTFO treatment with an additional 500 h of UV radiation.
Aging produced no change in the affinity or stoichiometry of the binding sites.
Target has shown interest in innovating to prevent food waste with its "aging" produce markdown pilot.
Recently, accelerated aging produced by telomere shortening was shown to involve metabolic and mitochondrial deterioration (Sahin et al, 2011).
Every age produces its own sort of fables, and our age seems to have produced The White Messiah fable.
