The phrase "aging science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the scientific study of aging processes and related research.
Example: "Recent advancements in aging science have led to new insights into how we can extend healthy lifespans."
Alternatives: "gerontology" or "age-related research".
The Navy is initiating this strategy due to an aging science and technology workforce.
But whether we hold onto our jobs or not, that world is being taken from us; taken by the blind forces of aging, science, and arithmetic.
Alternatively, immunopathology could provide an explanation for the 'paradox of aging science' [40]: aging (i.e. reduction in maximum lifespan) is present in most species yet it directly opposes natural selection for maintenance systems.
Dad and Mom would reap the glorious benefits of space-age science and labor-saving efficiency.
A look at the often bizarre Romantic-age science behind "Frankenstein".
Benchmark: Understands how the human body changes as people age Science Standard 13- Understands the scientific enterprise.
Between the eighth and the 13th centuries, while Europe stumbled through the dark ages, science thrived in Muslim lands.
In purely practical terms, he said, that translates to "a vocabulary of hard tailoring, streamlining and very short skirts — all the things associated with space-age science fiction".
The story is based on the kind of nebulous New Age science in which the world is controlled by spirits and supernatural forces.
Jemisin said it was the lack of diversity in "golden age" science fiction and fantasy novels that nearly drove her away from them.
Meanwhile, some space-age science was going on across the comment field where RobertNeville's "geek gene" was reawakened, while LakerFan drew comparisons with another franchise in a galaxy far, far away.
