Sentence examples for aging suggests from inspiring English sources
By Tad Friend One approach to defeating aging suggests replacing body parts as they fail.
The dopamine hypothesis of aging suggests that a monotonic dopaminergic decline accounts for many of the changes found in cognitive aging.
No one knows, but a new survey from the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging suggests that problems almost assuredly cropped up in other locations, posing a potential threat to seniors and unexpected challenges to their caregivers.
Post-workout may be the optimal time to take on any type of mentally challenging task, as research in Psychology and Aging suggests that exercise has an immediate positive effect on cognition.
While equivalent figures are harder to get in other "old" nations -- like Japan, Korea, China, and much of Europe -- everything we know about the economics of aging suggests that there is a substantial market here that any business would want to tap into.
Research from Northwestern University in the journal Psychology and Aging suggests that promotion mindedness is most prevalent among the young, because youth is a time for focusing on your hopes for the future, what you ideally want to do -- you don't have much in the way of responsibilities, and you still believe you can do anything you set your mind to.
Experts on aging suggest that the Nimitz case is unusual.
Degeneration of the thymus and severe contraction of the T cell repertoire with aging suggest that immune homeostasis in old age could be mediated by distinct effectors.
Richard Matzkin, psychotherapist and co-author of Art Of Aging, suggested practicing positive affirmations and visualization to achieve this.
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The results of SOD activity changes during accelerated aging suggested that the response of weedy rice seed to environmental stress was more sensitive than cultivated rice.
