The physiological effects of aging differ widely among individuals.
Beyond conceiving the possibility of positive ageing, widely associated with the idea of the third age (Laslett, 1989), work must proceed to devise a construct of positive ageing that is susceptible to empirical investigation.
"The fundamentals of an aging fleet and widely available, relatively cheap credit continue to unleash pent-up demand," Ms. Krebs said.
Edward Asner was praised for his portrayal of Carl, and a montage of Carl and his wife Ellie aging together was widely lauded.
56, 57 Indeed, the calcium hypothesis of brain aging is widely accepted.
And Mr. Case was not only an aging incumbent, but was widely seen as having lost touch with New Jersey.
As a promising modified successor, free radical theory has been becoming one of the most widely accepted aging mechanism hypotheses.
Although the prevalence of both illness and functional impairment rise with age, individuals with same chronological age vary widely in health and function [ 1].
Mr Zagallo, now aged 66, is widely deemed not to be the man or the coach he was in 1970.
