The phrase "aging properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the characteristics or behaviors of materials, substances, or organisms as they age over time.
Example: "The aging properties of the wood determine how it will react to environmental changes over the years."
Alternatives: "aging characteristics" or "age-related properties".
The city had an exacting design code, there wasn't much land for sale downtown and most of it was owned by local families or out-of-state companies averse to sinking millions of dollars into their aging properties.
Under the terms of the agreement, Chawla Hotels will convert three aging properties to the American Idea brand and build a four-star hotel under another Trump brand, Scion, which launched, in a similarly shambolic fashion, last fall.
Open image in new window Figure 2 VC represses aging properties in WS MSCs.
The aging properties of the parallel system have been studied by Abouammoh and El-Neweihi ([1986]).
Special attention was placed on the evaluation of aging properties.
Still necessary are additional studies in the aging properties of conservation material based on lime nano dispersions.
This study follows other research highlighting telomeres' associations with age, and the potential anti-aging properties of telomerase.
Driven by the fact that the intracellular level of polyamines declines in (otherwise healthy) aging humans [ 93], we investigated whether the polyamine spermidine display anti-aging properties.
Because of SIRT1's anti-aging properties and its beneficial effects on a wide range of age-related disease [ 1- 3, 21], it has been intensively studied.
Sandalwood is believed to contain effective anti-aging properties, and is often used to reduce the appearance of age spots.
Viniferol shows real and important anti-aging properties, since it interferes concomitantly with the genetic, oxidative, immunologic, and metabolic mechanisms that are involved in the cutaneous aging process.
