The phrase "aging special" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something unique or specific related to aging, but without context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The aging special event focused on the challenges faced by the elderly in our community."
Alternatives: "senior special" or "elderly highlight".
On the other hand, owing to its novelty, research on the involvement of non-coding RNA in aging deserves special attention.
(Those animals given DE as a wormer, the manure is safe to use without aging or special handling).
We all struggle to keep up, but below a certain age special protection is necessary.
For sheer indulgence, though, it was topped on an earlier visit by a beef fillet with oysters and oyster sauce, a Gilded Age special worthy of Diamond Jim Brady.
The first single, Shutterbugg, may not have any space-age special guests, but it's a futuristic, brain-crunching slice of jittery electro-hop nonetheless.
The earlier we intervene, the better for the child, and the more money the state saves through avoided or mitigated school-age special education costs.
In women of reproductive age, special attention to pregnancy, including ectopic pregnancy, and loss of pregnancy is critical in forming an appropriate differential diagnosis[42, 43].
4. Communication barriers, patient age, special needs, and other conditions complicate patient assessment but should not exclude patients from consideration for alternate triage or transport.
In the case of Claire Maser, a 76-year-old woman who broke her hip at a young age, special shoes to correct the two inch difference between her two legs would be out of reach without help from the Twilight Wish Foundation.
In a screen career that spanned the evolution of movies from the first talkies to films in surround sound with space-age special effects, Hepburn stayed true to what she believed was any movie's true foundation: good acting.
