Sentence examples for aging we sought from inspiring English sources

Considering the important roles of p16 in aging, we sought to define the patterns of p16 expression in normal human cells during GR treatment.

Because AKT activation can protect neurons against stressors known to increase with aging, we sought to determine whether measures of AKT activity differed between areas CA1 and CA3 of the hippocampus across the lifespan.

Because our previous study was focused on specific pathways/parameters altered by aging, we sought an unbiased approach to compare the effect of Rapa and DR on the overall physiologic phenotype of mice.

Given the evidence for a significant yet modest decline in mtDNA copy number with age, we sought a way to answer the question whether mtDNA copy number matters functionally to healthy ageing.

Because inclusions decreased with age while neuronal loss increased with age, we sought to determine whether neurons containing inclusions were more susceptible to neuronal loss.

Since in our experiments animals started to receive rapamycin at different age, we sought to test whether this affected the outcome of the treatment.

Because this resulted in a broad and highly variable grouping of ages we sought to group ages for ease of visualization of the data, and arbitrarily assigned samples to four age categories (> 59 years, 59 65 years, 65 70 years, > 70 years).

Because both abnormalities increase with age, we sought to evaluate the association of fetuin-A with incident CVD and possible effect modification by type 2 diabetes in the Cardiovascular Health Study (CHS), a community-living sample of older adults with long-term follow-up and adjudicated CVD events.

Which seems to lend support to the counter view about age: when we age, we seek to protect: Our family, our finances and our reputation do not augur risk well.

To expand our knowledge of ageing, we seek pathways that are significantly changed in the long-lived mutants.

Because LCA causes major changes in mitochondrial morphology and abundance in chronologically aging yeast, we sought to examine its effect on the age-related dynamics of longevity-defining cellular processes that are confined to and regulated by mitochondria.