The phrase "alleviate aging" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to lessen or reduce the effects of aging. Example: The new anti-aging cream claims to alleviate aging by firming the skin and reducing fine lines.
In this study, we identify VC as a potent agent to alleviate aging process in a stem cell model for adult progeria.
Thus, SIRT3 is emerging as a care-taking tumor suppressor that may alleviate aging and prevent cancer.
Further, our conclusion that chronic ethosuximide administration does not reverse memory impairments in APP/PS1 mice is important as, apart from its antiepileptic effects, ethosuximide has previously been shown to have neuroprotective properties and thus is seen as a candidate to alleviate aging and age-related disease.
Thus, it is not surprising that rapamycin has been demonstrated to alleviate aging and extend lifespan in animal models [ 52, 54- 56] and we have recently reported that this drug mimics a situation detectable in cells from centenarians through modulation of prelamin A forms and 53BP1 recruitment [ 4].
We have used the standard Maximum Likelihood Linear Regression (MLLR) mean adaptation [26] to see if speaker adaptation can alleviate age-induced errors in ASR.
At the dose and duration tested, PIO did not alleviate age-dependent memory decline (Fig. 2), nor did it improve LTP maintenance (Fig. 3).
Moreover, activation of FXR is able to alleviate age-related liver regeneration defects 14, 15, 35.
Presently, pharmacological treatment [ 14- 19], and resistance exercise [ 20, 21] are available to alleviate age-related muscular deterioration [ 22].
(CS) has been used as a medicine to treat many diseases as well as to alleviate age-related issues, such as memory impairment, dementia, and stress.
In addition, dietary arachidonic acids and eicosapentaenoic acids, which are ω-3 PUFAs, alleviate age-dependent neurodegeneration by increasing the expression of genes that are crucial for neurogenesis, neurotransmission, and neural connectivity (Das, 2008).
Further research will give us a far clearer perspective as to whether the sirtuins may provide novel therapies to alleviate age-associated changes, such as diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease, and possibly extend healthy human lifespan.
