The phrase "aging was restricted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing limitations or controls placed on the aging process, whether in a biological, social, or metaphorical sense.
Example: "In this study, we found that aging was restricted by certain environmental factors, leading to longer lifespans in the observed population."
Alternatives: "aging was limited" or "aging was curtailed".
The study used 3,782 normal Caucasian females, 18 80 years old, with whole body dual energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA) data although the age was restricted to 70 years of age to exclude degenerative changes in analysis of the spine length measurement.
Upregulation of CD11c with age was restricted to the white matter, as was the appearance of multinucleated giant cells.
Moreover, we included adults aged 18 and over, whereas age was restricted to 65 years or older in the study on the self-reported disease burden [ 16].
Analysis of mutational ages was restricted to the previously inferred clade 4-2, because mutations in this clade conform to the infinite sites model, which is a condition required for the analysis, and to keep computing time reasonable.
Most PNNs at this age were restricted to the dorsolateral regions of the neostriatum.
The impact of age is restricted to an association of younger patients (age ≤ 50 years) with M. pneumoniae.
Analyses at premenopausal ages were restricted to 1513 women who participated in recent follow-up contacts when information on menopausal status was collected.
We found no differences in EDL motor unit survival across genotypes at 15 weeks of age, suggesting that the loss of LMN cell bodies detected at this age is restricted to populations of motor neurons that innervate hindlimb muscles other than EDL.
In analyses of indicators presumably reflecting aspects of healthcare quality, the age span was restricted to individuals aged 40 79 years because the studied outcomes are rare in younger individuals.
In addition, some evidence suggests that cancer fear is generally lower in those who are older [ 8], but investigation of age effects was restricted by the narrow age-range of the sample.
