Sentence examples for aging scope from inspiring English sources

The main camera aboard NASA's orbiting Hubble Space Telescope has conked out, and its loss could delay or cancel much of the work currently proposed for the aging scope.

This is not surprising since that our atlas is longitudinally based and better fits the age scope of subjects; thus large age-related anatomical variances are handled better when aligning atlases to multiple ages of each subject.

The subjects are in the age scope from 50 to 82 years (average of 65 years).

But in the same age scope, it was difficult to find postmenopausal women with no disease.

By contrast, this work presents a genomic scale study into all major chronic diseases, including aging and such a scope may be of interest.

Here, we use a large set of full survival data from various studies to address questions in aging, which are beyond the scope of individual studies.

Here, we demonstrate the power of meta-analysis of survival data to address questions in research on aging that are beyond the scope of individual experiments using data from the newly established database SurvCurv (Ziehm & Thornton, this issue).

When they come of age, the scope of 3D's expressive potential will be revealed.

However, detailed analysis of the contact aging phenomenon is out of the scope of this article.

Given that genetic muscle disorders are not affected by aging classifies them out of the scope of this review.

Caution is needed when comparing different estimates of PA prevalence because of differences between studies in questionnaires, scoring protocol and sample scope (i.e., age range, urban vs. all state).